Sentence examples for has more preference from inspiring English sources

In center, the PoA labeled, 33, has more preference over the rest of the 5 PoAs, which attracted around 52,300 agents.

In E. coli, Glu has more preference for the binding sites of conserved positions compared to its propensity at all binding sites.

The non-intervened pastoral households had more preference (3.78%) to practice herd splitting than those pastoral households in the intervened district.

Clearly, the monkey has more sensible food preferences than his human captors.

Early descriptions of its habitat found it in "rather moist situations" and in "damp woods", and David Arora has more recently described its preference for the humid forests of the southern Appalachians.

Glyphis glyphis either has more discrete reproductive habitat preferences than C. leucas (at least for females) or the two gene approach used by Tillett et al. [ 23] did not have the power to detect structure at a finer scale, as would have been the case in G. glyphis using a similar approach.

If the consumption space has more goods than observations, any revealed preference relation can arise.

"What is different today," he writes, "is that the 1percentt now has more knowledge about how to shape preferences and beliefs in ways that enable the wealthy to better advance their cause, and more tools and more resources to do so".

Of course, there is still the alternate explanation that the Dutch have more homogenous preferences with regard to health insurance than the Germans.

If actual FP use is higher in the study population than the general population in rural Malawi then respondents may have more complete preferences and estimates of the proportion of respondents expected to choose specified service packages may be higher in this population than if similar work was completed with other groups.

They also have more stable preferences over time.