Sentence examples similar to implication of preference from inspiring English sources
We discuss the implications of this preference effect on design practice and the need for further studies on the topic.
As for Mr. Trump, he already has moved on to questioning — with clear implications of racial preference — how Mr. Obama, who he charged had a poor record as an undergraduate, got into Harvard Law School.
One of the implications of position preference parameter (left( beta right)) is that it provides incentive to make lane change even if the subject vehicle is travelling at the desired speed.
While factors associated with this delay are well known, our study contributes to an understanding of the role of birth location preference as an influence on delaying delivery care and the implications of these preferences for birth outcomes.
Objective: To assess which thrombolytic drug informed patients would prefer and to explore the clinical and economic implications of such preferences.
"Other studies have shown that men prefer younger women, but our study laid out starkly the implications of these preferences for market position".
We discuss implications of these preferences for the successful recruitment of teachers, including the potential benefits of local recruiting and training.
This has potentially important implications for the use of preference data e.g. in decision analytic models as utility weights to calculate cost per QALY.
One implication is the existence of an expression of preference or ordering of the strategies.
Furthermore, as the effect of preference strength are largely unexplored, one implication of this study is that we have shown that strength of preference indeed may have some predictive value and further inclusion of this in treatment studies is warranted.
This scale represents the psychological manner in which individuals perceive increments of preference among abstract attributes and it has important implications about the distribution and consistency of an individual's preferences.
