Sentence examples for greater than preference from inspiring English sources

However, if the difference is greater than preference threshold (p), it indicates a strong preference.

In [ 57- 59] it is shown that stable populations are only found when the preference of P. lessonae females is greater than the preference of P. esculentus females.

Most researchers have found that patient preferences vary depending on the measurement instrument, and our study is no exception – our patients had SG and TTO preferences significantly greater than VAS preferences (WTP values have a unique metric that precludes direct comparison with the other preference values).

WINNER: "Greater Than [Live]" — Tye Tribbett.

The results indicate that parents had the strongest positive preference for the absence of night-time symptoms (β = 2.09, p < 0.00001), which was greater than their preference for the absence of wheezing or chest tightening, no changes to medications, no emergency room visits and no physical activity limitations.

The rat enzymes have strict specificity, with phenylalanine having greater than 100-fold preference for phenylalanine over tyrosine (Fig. 4C).

Their IDD awareness rates were greater than their IS preference rates, and some residents chose NIS despite knowing about the potential damage caused by IDD.

By direct comparison with other substrates these authors conclude that mA in ssRNA is the best substrate discovered so far for Fto, having a greater than 50-fold preference for mA over 3-methyluracil.

The greater than 10-fold preference for BAEE over BAA also likely explains why Cl-amidine, whose structure is based on the BAA scaffold, preferentially (∼10-fold) inhibits PAD4 over PAD2.

In contrast, right TPJ was characterized by greater activation during belief than preference scenarios, F1,14 = 9.74, P < 0.01, d = 0.83, but did not differentiate between scenarios as a function of ambiguity, F1,14 = 0.79, P > 0.38, d = 0.24, consistent with suggestions that right TPJ contributes specifically to mentalizing about beliefs (Saxe and Kanwisher 2003; Saxe and Powell 2006).

The replication approach also answers a possible criticism of the current approach, namely, that since the voxels comprising each region were defined by contralateral preference, noise within those voxels biased the results toward greater contralateral preference than topography.