Sentence examples for implicitly preferred from inspiring English sources
The instructions were carefully worded in order to ensure that subjects did not adopt one particular strategy before task execution but felt free to choose their implicitly preferred strategy for every object category.
And, strangely enough, voters implicitly prefer indirect taxes to direct ones.
Indeed, many writers implicitly prefer a nature cleansed of human presence.
The ACLU says Trump's call to ban Muslims' entry into the country would violate the 1st Amendment's establishment clause "by explicitly disapproving of one religion and implicitly preferring others".
The 'one size fits all' approach to ethical reviews limits the production of knowledge about healthcare as it effectively devalues forms of enquiry that breach an implicitly, sometimes even explicitly preferred research paradigm.
However, when homeostasis is challenged (eg, prolonged macronutrient imbalance), implicit processes appear to play a stronger determining role in decisions about what to eat (eg, after the low-protein diet, subjects implicitly, but not explicitly, preferred high-protein foods).
Most of us prefer implicitly, so we don't have to face the fact that we're doing it.
Likewise, Essendi et al. [ 19] reported women in Nairobi trusted health personnel implicitly, whilst a further study in Mombasa [ 20] similarly reported that women used and preferred western pharmaceuticals during their pregnancy.
