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Previous studies have employed the mean in preference to the median, a convention we have continued as the distribution approximated normal, and the mean better incorporates outliers which may have significant effects on costing.
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Median values were chosen in preference to mean values as the data were not normally distributed.
Medians and quartiles have been adopted in preference to means and standard deviation as the former are more robust when the data are not normally distributed.
Where available, changes from baseline (mean change scores) will be used in preference to follow-up scores.
The pitch was soft, which would have favoured the bowling of Tate, but Wisden reported that while this offered some justification for dropping Hirst, "it meant playing a bowler pure and simple in preference to a first-rate all-round man, and the result proved anything but happy".
Luhmann [ 64] argued that trust means choosing one action (consent to surgery) in preference to another (have a second opinion or choose a different doctor), in spite of the possibility of being disappointed by the actions of the trusted person [ 64].
This then means that a ribonucleotide called ADP will bind in preference to the other ribonucleotides.
Emily Dickinson used the dash in preference to any other punctuation.
I have always worn a skirt in preference to trousers.
In Europe, that may mean giving preference to white Christian Central and Eastern Europeans over people from other religious groups and regions.What about asylum-seekers and family reunion?
Foreign businesses say this in effect means giving preference to domestic firms.Mr Hu will try to ease American worries about access to the Chinese market during a visit to Washington early in 2011.
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