Sentence examples for measurable preferences from inspiring English sources
Measurable preferences for specific product attributes.
Studies reveal that when people are asked to do a blind taste test of Coke versus Pepsi they split equally, showing little measurable preference.
Wild females from Western parapatric populations and lab-born F1 hybrids preferred males from the Western lineage whereas wild females of Central parapatric origin showed no measurable preference.
Notably, for LIN, we do not find any measurable innate preference.
A recent study of rats chronically exposed to METH sufficient to induce measurable conditioned place preference found a reduction of surface expression of mGluR5 in the medial prefrontal cortex, an area known to contribute to the expression of behavioral sensitization.
And even philosophers who did accept calculation tended to reject Moore's ideal consequentialist values as unacceptably extravagant; if right acts promoted goods, those had to be less contentious and more empirically measurable ones such as preference-satisfaction.
Upon chronic administration in zebrafish (Ninkovic & Bally-Cuif, 2006; Ninkovic et al., 2006; Webb et al., 2009), as in mammals, it triggers a dose-dependent conditioned response measurable in a place preference assay, which fades when the drug-place association is decreased.
While the Bing team isn't disclosing much about the model itself, Microsoft says the model accounts for biases like regional preferences "and other measurable and observable trends".
Their preferences have a measurable impact, and ordinary citizens' preferences do not.
She laughed, to acknowledge her fondness for statistical discipline, and for reliable data in great bulk — a preference for the measurable that can approach self-parody.
