Sentence examples for preference taking from inspiring English sources

Sweeney and colleagues suggested that it is the duty of supervising professor to be aware of the patients' preference taking into accounts the fears and concerns [ 29].

Finally, multivariable analysis was conducted to find out the relationship between individual attributes and rural preference, taking into account all potential confounders.

This preference took root in the mid-1990's as I began encountering tasty pinot blancs made by Lenz and Palmer Vineyards from purchased Lieb Vineyard grapes.

"But unless we give some wishes precedence, there will be no domain in which the victim's personal preference takes precedence; and in that case, there will be no sense in which the agent is lord in that domain.

Whatever your preference, take the eggs off the heat while they still look a little too moist.

We may want to tell black men that years of watching them choose women who do not look like us, and hearing that you are simply not someone's preference took a toll.

Sexual positioning preference taken over the last three partners was no anal sex, 24.5%; receptive anal only, 33%; insertive anal only, 32.5%; and versatile (insertive and receptive), 10%.

Habitat preference, taken as a surrogate of dispersal ability, was significantly and positively correlated with range-size after phylogenetic correction with PGLS in those lineages with both lotic and lentic species, with the only exception of Hydrochus (Table 4).

In addition to these preferences, taking into account the interaction context of users will improve the relevancy of the recommendation process.

At this point it is worth recalling that we focus on preferences taking the Gorman Polar Form for income values within bounded ranges, which here means that this equivalence has a local nature by construction.

This first level of agreement indicated the number of agreements between employees' preferences for the specific component and that of the HPPs provided expressed by the number of preferences, taking into account the number of topics an employee had indicated.