Sentence examples for most preferred the from inspiring English sources
When asked what their most preferred way of risk presentation format was (among the three used in the experiment), 43% indicated that they most preferred the frequency format, showing statistical significance against the null hypothesis of this being 1/3 (P = 0.001).
He embraced a string of titles: "the brother leader," "the guide to the era of the masses," "the king of kings of Africa" and — his most preferred — "the leader of the revolution".
In any event, in the 1990's, the transit agency convened focus groups to hear what riders "wanted in a subway car," he said, and when most preferred the flat benches, "we incorporated them into orders for more than 2,000 new cars".
Specifically, even though women most preferred the armband and its location, many of the referrals to appearance were in relation to the armband.
(Brown et al, 2007) (Canada, hypothetical) In one hypothetical study (Brown et al, 2007), women thought HPV testing was preferable to repeat smear tests but in another study where HPV-positive participants had a second HPV test after 12 months (Waller et al, 2007b), most preferred the reassurance of colposcopy to a further 12 month wait and a third HPV test.
Most prefer the more compact and clinical two-hander.
Addicts can still get high from swallowing the new OxyContin pills, he said, but most prefer the immediate rush delivered by snorting or injecting the powder.
Most prefer the island's lowland environments near the coast, some have been observed living in mountainous environments up to 650 meters (about 2,100 feet) in elevation.
While Argentines have their beaches, most prefer the sands of Uruguay (and in my humble opinion I do, too).
Moreover, MSM doesn't give the specificity of what it means to be a koti or the passive partner, therefore most prefer the term koti to MSM".
We recorded the value measured by the method most preferred by the American College of Critical Care Medicine and the Infectious Diseases Society of America [ 2].
