Sentence examples for preference preference from inspiring English sources
Further analyses were conducted to explore whether three aspects of reader preference, "preference insight", "preference diversity", and "reading involvement" might influence the performance of the tools.
Patients are assigned to 1 of 5 conditions, mainly according to their personal therapeutic preference: preference for psychological interventions (group 1), preference for spiritual interventions (group 2), or preference for no intervention (group 5).
However, as differentiation at allozyme loci is much lower than differentiation for host preference, preference is most likely under diverging selection.
This "biophilia" may reflect evolved adaptive preferences, preferences that may continue to affect our behavior today.
These and their successors, such as Jeffrey (1983), define partial belief on the basis of preferences; preferences among possible worlds for Ramsey, among acts for Savage, and among propositions for Jeffrey.
We still of course have our personal preferences; preferences don't go away.
Note that the preference-preference R2s of homeotherms vs. Xenopus are also ∼97% but Xenopus' motif preferences are less extreme (i.e., the slope is not 1.0).
In Figure 24 we present the reaction to GC content of occurrence-occurrence and preference-preference R2s for coding vs. intronic, coding vs. nongenic, and non-genic vs. intronic DNA.
Note also that the 97%+ preference-preference R2s for Gallus vs. Homo are clearly higher that the corresponding occurrence-occurrence R2s (a result that also holds for Gallus vs. Mus, Rattus, or Canis; not shown).
For instance the Ciona-vertebrate preference-preference R2s average ∼32% for the eighteen preferences (Table 2) but ∼94% for the three sums of preferences in Table 5, indicating that the motif preferences for 6fold motifs may be also tuned to deliver similar supervenient pooled results.
For instance, the trinucleotide preference-preference R2 becomes 97% if one excludes TTT, AAA, CCC, and GGG, indicating that coding-region and intronic motif preferences are structured by the same forces underlying the motif preferences of non-genic DNA, i.e., of most of the genome.
