Sentence examples for indication of preference from inspiring English sources

Indeed, pollster Celinda Lake says this support is not just an indication of preference, but of values.

We found no indication of preference based on foraging technique in the mate choice apparatus.

The indication of preference for the transdermal patch was consistent with the satisfaction score.

We observe upregulation of JNK in anterior cells anywhere along the A/P border – no indication of preference for folds.

If mothers with two girls often choose to have another child, while mothers with two boys (or with one child of each sex) do not, this may be an indication of preference for sons.

A preference for DiCaprio, though, isn't simply hormonal downtime – who you'd prefer when you're not choosing for genes – but rather an indication of preferences in the longer term.

Considering the latter part of one's career provides a better indication of preferences and, as the average job tenure in our sample of current employees is 21 years (while retirees have spent, on average, 25 years in their last job), we capture a sizeable part of the working life.

Alan Johnson, the health secretary, remains favourite to succeed Brown if the prime minister is toppled, but Purnell gave no indication of his preference as to who should succeed Brown, or how that could be achieved.

But many independent analysts say that elections have become little more than technical exercises since Mr. Putin came to power as president in 2000 and offer only a haphazard indication of voter preference.

The distribution of the measured data within the notional maximal flight performance envelope gives an indication of behavioural preference and physiological or anatomical constraint.

But they simply aren't a reliable indication of voter preferences in Missouri.