Sentence examples for practical preference from inspiring English sources
His management approach may be as much a function of his own philosophy as it is a practical preference.
The Church's firm opposition to birth control, for instance, could be softened by an acceptance of condom use to protect health, or by a practical preference for contraception over abortion.
Raceday medication is bound up with the United States' historic and very practical preference for racing on dirt, which can withstand the rigours of meetings that last for many weeks.
Oakeshott gave to the old British preference for the specifics of experience over the abstractions of argument an almost ethical, life-encompassing dimension, and the dimension of philosophical value that he gave to this practical preference ended by making him a wise guide to the world as it is.
(3) An aggregated dynamic weighting criterion is introduced that dynamically combines the soft and hard constraints with control objectives to provide the designer with a set of Pareto optimal solutions and lets her to decide the target solution based on practical preferences.
The practical preferences expressed by ClinSeq® participants have important implications for healthcare providers offering such sequencing.
The experimental post-test assessment survey aims to evaluate the effects of three teaching strategies on the outcome of performance and retention of intervention activities, student satisfaction, self-confidence and practical educational preferences.
Different crop management strategies, such as drainage of paddy soils and climate-smart residue management, are essential in order to mitigate GHG emissions from flooded rice systems, but they often conflict with practical management preferences.
Barriers and facilitators were further grouped into four domains: cognition; motivation, attitude, and preference; practical implementation; and parental support.
Choice of route will also be determined by a balance between what is clinically practical, hence, the preference for systemic administration.
Themes were in turn sub-classified into a total of seven domains (i.e., cognition; motivation, attitude, and preference; practical implementation; parental support; communication; patient-physician relationship; and resources and services).
