Sentence examples for preference of methods from inspiring English sources

We assessed casework of applied sport psychology students and compared written case report assessment (WCRA) with structured case presentation assessment (SCPA) on reliability and acceptability (e.g., validity, transparency, feedback function and preference of methods, as perceived by students and assessors).

The preference of method A was based on the high signal intensity and better S/N ratio.

Ultimately, the course of earning (more) respect is entirely up to the individual and their preference of method.

Of those women (n = 20) who preferred one of the methods, 15 (75%) women preferred the Mindfetalness method and five (25%) women preferred the Count-to-ten method RR 3.0 (95% CI 1.3-6.7 1.3-6.7  3).> -wrap-fooTablehe women were asked about preference of method once, after the second i.e. the last observation.

The results indicate that familiarity, convenience and annoyance are strong predictors of the preference level of methods for transferring video content from a mobile- to a fixed device.

Differences in the timing of counting movements may have been influenced by several factors, such as differences in the women' s ability to focus on the movements during the observations and the women's different preferences of method.

This may account for the preference of panning method B over panning method A. Figure 9 Distribution of sources among filters for methods A and B for the same song.

The preference of thermal methods is also supported by the relatively small, less than 1500 m, reservoir depth.

We therefore strongly urge the continued preference of probabilistic methods for inferring phylogenies from real sequences (see also [ 35, 36, 49]).

Roughly 50% of unique SAGE tag sequences (20% by frequency) do not match any EST, likely reflecting the 5' versus 3' preference of these methods as well as the relative greater depth of sequencing in the SAGE project.

The individual scores given by the listeners were then aggregated into a single mean score for each method, which shows global preference of one method against all the others.