Sentence examples for preference is achieved from inspiring English sources

In the longer term, however, unless a change in physician preference is achieved, the recommended drug would be discontinued early, and patients would be switched to a second-line drug.

Many communities appear to be structured by this alternate model of the niche, based on shared preferences; coexistence is achieved not through divergent niches, but by a tradeoff between competitive dominance and the ability to survive and reproduce in habitats with lower concentrations of resources [4], [6].

Counter to the endemic landscape, this is achieved by preferencing exotic species over native (Trigger and Mulcock 2005).

The supplementary finding of variation of preferences across respondents highlights the need to ensure a relevant and representative sample is achieved when canvassing preferences to inform policy.

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On the other hand, from the audience comments, the KneePrints resulted more effective, especially for the way results are directly reported in the region of interest, without many labels or captions, and for the use of intuitive colors that immediately highlight the worst scenarios, so can be hypnotized that similar preference can be achieved also representing other datasets.

43 Whether this satisfaction with general practitioners is a direct result of fulfilling preferences or reflects a broader satisfaction with the supportive approach that enabled preferences to be achieved is unclear.

At the follow up interview 6 months later the couple reported on discussions with the district nurses to address some of the practicalities as to how their preferences might be achieved, although the review and additional information was not recorded in their PPC document.

As recorded in Fig.  5, further improvements in preference satisfaction might be achieved but at the expense of greater travelling time: 82.3 ± 0.8%% of preferences could be met if a mean travel time of 42.2 ± 0.6 min is accepted.

Examples are compounds L25 and L42 where a net rhomboid preference over chymotrypsin was achieved, with a high selectivity for GlpG (Table 1).

Hence the objectives of minimising travel time and maximising continuity of care are often complementary: high levels of preference satisfaction, 84.6 % can be achieved with just an increase of 0.8 min per visit (PS = 10), compared to the minimum travelling time solution ignoring preferences (PS = 0), as illustrated in Fig.  6.