Sentence examples for preference of one from inspiring English sources

A "provider-preference" caesarean was an inappropriate planned caesarean based only on the preference of one or several physicians practicing at that maternity ward.

Wettability can be defined as the preference of one fluid to adsorb or spread on a solid surface in the presence of another immiscible fluid.

In case of P. breviceps, ten subjects showed left-forelimb preference, four ― right-forelimb preference and nine had no significant preference of one of the forelimbs in feeding on live insects (Table  2).

The preference of one scheme over another would depend mainly on many factors, such as the required power to water ratio, cost of fuel energy charged to the desalting process, electricity sales, capital costs, and local requirements.

This shows that the people do not necessarily have a special preference of one over the other; rather, it all depends on the availability of the services, financial capacity and severity of the problem as demonstrated by the pragmatic nature of their approach to seeking help, although the role of belief system in dictating preference is acknowledged.

-- Pleased with the preference of one, and offended by the neglect of the other, on the very beginning of our acquaintance, I have courted prepossession and ignorance, and driven reason away, where either were concerned.

In addition, limited colonoscopy capacity did not affect the preference of one-sample FIT over two-sample FIT strategies, with the exception of the most stringent scenario.

A gender specific issue also arose during round one regarding gender preferences of one's family physician.

To approximate the recipe preferences of one or several region(s) we count the number of times users from that region(s) have visited each recipe.

It is either determined by the preferences of one of the partners only (Husband Dictatorship or Wife Dictatorship), or by both spouses' preferences, in which case each partner's influence depends on the relative wage rates (Split Might).

Either demand for public goods is solely determined by the preferences of one of the partners (Husband Dictatorship or Wife Dictatorship), or by the preferences of both spouses, who take into account each other's contributions to public goods (Split Might).