Some of the planners' ideals ran up against Korean preferences, Mr. Gale and Mr. von Klemperer acknowledged.
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.
And the University of California system tries to weigh a student's life beyond grades and test scores — which, critics say, sometimes amounts to giving racial preferences without acknowledging them.
She is coy about her romantic preferences but acknowledges that the band's name does cause some concertgoers to presume "they're going to see girls kissing onstage, or everyone in the audience is going to be a woman with a buzz cut and a scar".
By soliciting patients' preferences, investigators acknowledge the unique values of different outcomes and their aggregate for individual patients.
The importance of eliciting patient's preferences was widely acknowledged, but GPs had difficulties doing this in practice.
In CPG development the importance of incorporating research on patient preferences is more acknowledged, as could be derived from the results of the case studies.
Some of these contributions also use a stated preference method, acknowledging the original contribution by Hensher (estimated as multinomial logit and mixed logit models– see [6]), while other studies use a different, more traditional method, in which a satisfaction scale is multiplied by an importance scale (in various forms) to obtain an overall customer satisfaction index.
13) Patient preferences and expectation a) Patient preferences should, if appropriate, be acknowledged in the study design, e.g., by using a partially randomized patient preference design.
Ms. Steele says that the curative duo has not "outed" those who have not publicly acknowledged their preference.
