Sentence examples for original preference from inspiring English sources

Only the females placed in the originally non-preferred compartment after paced mating changed their original preference, suggesting that paced mating induces a positive affective, reward, state of higher intensity than a morphine injection of 1 mg/kg.

The decision comes after the party endured days of criticism for its original preference.

Among vehicles, the original preference of lowriders was for 1960s Chevys, especially Impalas, Mr. Chappell said.

In the end the choice will be made by Alstom's board, which may stand by its original preference for GE.

Siemens' original preference was for an initial public offering (IPO) which might have valued VDO at around €7.5 billion ($10.4 billion).

How quickly are Siemens and Alstom going to review co-operation in trains and, as Siemens puts it, "mobility"?All should be revealed by Monday, when the Alstom board may well stick with its original preference for GE.

Overall, scientists have found, people and other animals will often change their original preferences when presented with a third choice.

Although generally in keeping with initial preferences for weekly to monthly contact, patients' original preferences appear to represent a slight overestimation of contacts sought during subsequent weeks.

Of course, an easy to implement necessary test for stable preferences over subperiods (and thus changing preferences over the whole period) consists of partitioning the set of observations in correspondingly defined subsets, and test our original revealed preference characterization on these smaller sets.

When these were compared to the animal's original HC preference scores (from the HC v Cel tests; Fig. 9, open bars), there was a difference in the 4-d mean scores with the HC v C series showing increased HC preference scores (F1,14 = 16.72, P = 0.001).

Secondly, four out of the twenty individuals tested with a non-kin partner also acted significantly pro-social, while three were significantly the reverse of pro-social, or a-social (i.e., they differed from original side preference such that they withheld their partners access to food) (Chi square tests on each individual's choices: p<0.05), and two individuals tended to act a-social (p<0.01).