Further, to astrologers, if something appears in their favour, they latch upon it as proof, while making no attempt to explore its implications, preferring to refer to the item in favour as definitive; possibilities that do not make astrology look favourable are ignored.
These have different rationales and are not reparameterisations of each other, but the practical implications for preferring one over the other are often negligible.
There is thus a hint that the end compartments were slightly preferred (and by implication, discriminable from the middle ones).
Similarly, Diamond et al. [ 18] found that, despite misgivings about the implications for quality of care, residents preferred to "get by" with ad hoc interpreters or none at all.
The implication is that the church would have preferred for the hospital to let nature take its course.
Despite its many financial benefits, Mr. Li preferred to focus on the strategic implications of the alliance.
In addition, in the context of hypersonic vehicles, blunt geometries are preferred over slender ones for practical implications such as higher volumetric efficiency, better accommodation of crew or on-board equipment.
"Interception" is much preferred by some in the Israeli government, the implication being that the army intervenes merely to stop a terrorist act already in progress.
The circumferentially asymmetric stiffness lay-up configuration is implemented to generate preferred elastic couplings, and in this context, the implications of the plunging twist elastic coupling and of warping inhibition on the aeroelastic response are investigated.
We recognise, in particular, that the differing autonomy of different healthcare professions in different roles has implications for whether a flow diagram or HTA should be preferred.
