Sentence examples for having a preference from inspiring English sources
Preferences for type of scale differed: the less experienced GPs preferred the verbal scale, the most experienced preferred the numerical scale, with the groups in between having a preference for the combined verbal-numerical scale.
I can't imagine Segway users having a preference for the road, so bike lanes, particularly in cities, could become clogged with the unwieldy devices.
Having a preference for fighting hard-wired into everyone's brains may make things more peaceful than they would be if most of us were preprogrammed doves.
Another study in Chronobiology found that "individuals having a preference for evening hours to carry out their daily activities are prone to depression," more than earlier chronotypes are.
But there is one ethical point here worth noting: Having a preference for one kind of dog (or person) is not morally equivalent to being hostile to all others.
Under normoxic conditions the human prolyl hydroxylases (PHD) 1 and 2 efficiently catalyse the stereo selective prolyl-4-hydroxylation of either of two residues in the HIF oxygen degradation domains CODD (Pro564) and NODD (Pro402), having a preference for CODD.
"We seem to have a preference that we prefer our preference," as Vanderbilt puts it.
