Sentence examples for preference to reflect from inspiring English sources

The alternative is to consider that people adjust their preference to reflect the characteristics of their partner.

Given that Latinos live in the U.S. and adapt to national ideas about race, one might expect Hispanic voter preferences to reflect, while not necessarily replicate, broader patterns.

Daniel Kahneman, who received the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2002 for his work on decision-making, has elegantly demonstrated how our brain is designed in such a way that we often cannot trust our preferences to reflect our interests.

In a recent installment of his variety show, "The Meeting," Sayre suggests revampling the handkerchief color codes, which were historically used by gay men to identify sexual preferences, to reflect the many facets of the contemporary community.

"What the research shows is that our aesthetic preferences operate to reflect moral preferences.

This preference appears to reflect an aversion towards open arms that is generated by the fears of the open spaces.

Patients' preferences seemed to reflect their most recently experienced method of notification.

Finally to generate a single score for use in cost-effectiveness analyses it should be preference-weighted to reflect the relative importance of the SCRQoL states [ 6].

This preference is thought to reflect the direct benefits of large body size in territory defense, resource acquisition, and reproduction in addition to genetic benefits associated with mating with a large-bodied partner.

"The results were driven by different social preferences, that appeared to reflect different strategies for staying safe," said lead author Dr David Jacoby, a behavioural ecologist now working at the Institute of Zoology in London.

Community providers can ensure support is personalised to reflect preferences, aspirations and choices".