Or here's one for you: What about Nebraska, where former UM AD Shawn Eichhorst might prefer a less combustible coach than Bo Pelini?
If a teenage boy's introduction to sex is through watching pornographic videos, in which women have generally had a Hollywood wax, then it is unsurprising that they might go on to prefer less pubic hair in their real-life sexual encounters.
Responses were categorized using a five-point scale (strongly prefer walkable, moderately prefer walkable, neutral, moderately prefer less walkable, strongly prefer less walkable) (Levine et al. 2005).
In general, roses prefer less chlorinated water.
Britain's teachers too might prefer better-run, less chaotic schools, more freedom over how to teach and to be rewarded for success.
That might be fine for control freaks (my sunroof, mine!) but anyone who happens to be married might prefer a little less power over small things in exchange for peace in the relationship.
To assist users who might prefer more or less granularity, data at three other thresholds (RP15, RP35, and RP75) are also available for download (Table S2 provides statistics on the cluster sizes for all four RP sets).
While some have proposed that those in the rising "Net Generation" have greater skills in and expectations for online instruction, recent evidence suggests that age cohort has less influence than predicted [ 17, 18] and that students might prefer to use computers less than they actually do [ 19].
They added that bigger may not always be better in the long term because "vaginal intercourse causes tears in the vaginal mucosa, so women might prefer a smaller penis less likely to stress their physiology for regular, long-term mates".
The multinomial sampling distribution is given by 8 where the multinomial cell probabilities are given by 9 For Bayesian statistics, we wish to use all available information at the design stage but might prefer a more vague, less risky prior at the data analysis stage [ 23].
