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If a single model is to be fitted to TK1 data, Fig. 7 suggests that any of the 3-parameter mass action models can be used instead of the Hill model and Table 3 suggests that DFFF.DDDD and DDDM.DDDD should perhaps be preferred.
In the clinical laboratory, a signature with high sensitivity but perhaps low specificity may be preferred over a test with lower sensitivity in cases where the putative pathogen requires immediate treatment or may spread quickly.
This seems to correspond to the purpose of molecular screening and agree with Lemmon and Gardner who reported that a signature with high sensitivity but perhaps low specificity may be preferred in the clinical laboratory [ 34].
Unless there is some ontological reason to prefer people to sets of people (perhaps because sets are never to be preferred), the ontologies of M and QM seem pretty much on a par.
Perhaps the fact that terns are preferred victims for its chases, keeps them closer to shore.
Some of them said they got less money if they were carrying a child for an Indian couple, and that perhaps explains why overseas clients are preferred.
These species could perhaps be among those that are least preferred by the locals as construction materials or firewood.
Affirmative action cruelly places individuals where their skills wouldn't such that they're more likely to fail, it penalizes those who don't receive preferential treatment based on their gender and/or skin color, and then it needlessly creates disharmony on campus and in the workplace for the attainments of the preferred groups perhaps being privately questioned.
The fact that the European Research Council funds predominantly analytic philosophy projects, as well as those subservient to the hard sciences, perhaps is an indication that they prefer intellectuals who submit "reality to reason" rather than fighting the ongoing exclusion of the most vulnerable citizens by those in power.
In the past few years, credentials such as online badges, course certificates and dynamic assessments have started to gain wide acceptance — and, in some fields, such as technology, are perhaps even preferred in certain instances because they offer more insight into hard skills — as a primary currency in the world of work and careers.
