Sentence examples for preference to include from inspiring English sources

Frederick et al. [9] pointed out that economists are not comfortable using the term "time preference" to include the effects of differential marginal utility arising from unequal consumption levels between time periods.

Then why did he set his Tinder preference to include men?

Given the remarkable parallels in those results with the findings of the present study, it would be interesting to expand the evaluation of Tas1r2 genetic mutations and sweet preference to include brown hyena and northern elephant seal.

To do this, we administered an online survey, using Survey Monkey (©2005 SurveyMonkey.com), to the five participating surgeons with expertise in shoulder physical examination and surgery who were asked to identify their preference to include or exclude each test.

Self-reported medication use was selected because of limitations within the current health system, a desire to capture over-the-counter medication use, and a preference to include any patient entering the clinic compared to a potentially biased sample of people that were willing to return with their medication bottles.

By iteratively giving preference to including edges that have the lowest number of uncovered edges into the MNM, we are maximizing the chances of accommodating as many independent edges as possible into the MNM and it would be apt to call such a matching as maximal node matching.

Foods taken in preference to others include pine nuts, sweetgum seeds, and the seeds of pokeberry, amaranth, canary grass, corn, sesame, and wheat.

Testing six more recent ancestors showed that, over a billion years of evolution, this amino acid preference became broader to include both proline and arginine and that some modern protein kinases subsequently evolved and specialized to prefer arginine at the +1 position, thus creating a new specificity.

He was selected in preference to contenders including Jeb Hensarling, the chairman of the house financial services committee, Jamie Dimon, the chairman and chief executive of JP Morgan, and David McCormick, the president of asset management company Bridgewater Associates.

Similarly, intention-to-treat trial outcome data will be used in preference to data included in less conservative analyses.

Adjustment for sex of the child made no difference to the results; however, we deemed data on gestational age to be of insufficient quality (strong digit preference) to be included in the analyses.