Sentence examples for patterns preferences from inspiring English sources

Data about customers can include photos, buying patterns, preferences etc.

This study aims to determine uveitis specialists' practice patterns, preferences, and perceptions of corticosteroid-sparing therapies for the initial treatment of chronic noninfectious uveitis.

The good news is that the more you understand about NPD and its general emotional and behavioral patterns (as well as this person's individual patterns, preferences, idiosyncrasies), the more predictable your boss will become, and easier it usually is to deal with them.

Data that could be analysed to determine customer demand for a particular pre-shipped package to help decide where to route it geographically could include historical buying patterns, preferences expressed explicitly via surveys/questionnaires, demographic data, browsing habits, wish-lists and so on.

Two set of experts composed of 6 neurologists and 7 hematologists, representing the three health subsectors from Argentina (public, worker´s unions health care, and private), were consulted about clinical characteristics of patients with AF, treatment patterns, preferences for treatment change in case of bleeding events and resource utilization.

Nutrition therapy goals should be developed collaboratively with the individual with diabetes and be based on an assessment of the individual's current eating patterns, preferences, and metabolic goals.

We propose a novel constrained exploration method that enables a user to easily explore feasible drawings by directly indicating pattern preferences at different levels of control.

We found no significant differences in pre-conditioning odor or visual pattern preferences among different groups of animals (Kruskal-Wallis test, P > 0.5).

Recently, more and more studies worked on the isomiR issues, such as isomiR pattern preferences in specific libraries, target gene selection difference between different isomiRs and so on [ 6, 32].

Behaviors were driven by individual recognition and pattern preferences, which may be important in mate choice, as has often been described in fish studies (Morris, 1998; Salzburger et al., 2006).

This paper presents an innovative methodological framework – Landscape Preferences Spatial Framework (LPSF) – which is able to translate landscape preferences, as expressed by various users, concerning possible land cover pattern compositions into land cover pattern preference maps.