Sentence examples for have some preferences from inspiring English sources

The data analysis showed that the students have some preferences which help them with language learning.

If, in some networks, the sink nodes have some preferences to each other, this matter can be considered as a new criterion to determine path preference.

Onions aren't too terribly picky when it comes to growing conditions, but they do have some preferences.

One may have some preference for a general class of entities, e.g., liking comedies, and another one for a fine-grained, specific class, e.g., disliking recent thrillers with Al Pacino that are intended for families.

Our experimental results and our revised model based on the observed behavioral rules suggest that even when the participants of a mingle have some preference for socializing with similar individuals, we would still expect a high level of diversity and little segregation.

People have some preference for seeing ambiguously oriented objects (Necker cubes) as if tilted down or viewed from above.

It has occasionally been observed that viewers have some preference for seeing a single Necker cube as tilted down rather than up [4].

TC-FLSFCL is a flexible SFCL that it has some preference than previous SFCLs.

None of these proteins has been identified as having specific non-methylated CpG-binding capability, though Jarid2 has some preference for binding to GC-rich sequences through its C-terminal region, which contains an ARID domain and a C5HC2 Zn-finger domain [147].

"I just have some aesthetic preferences and like to go full bore to master something in which I'm interested".

"Americans just have some certain preferences for the way residential settlements ought to look," Peter Groffman, a microbial ecologist with the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, N.Y., recently told me.