This system allows those communities to pick a system that works for their preferences, balancing convenience, costs, and quality as they see fit.
Then there are the customer's preferences: weight, balance, stiffness.
Effective teams have a diversity of thought processes, skill sets, and preferences that balance each other.
For example, Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act did not set hiring goals, as Freedman asserts; on the contrary, Title VII's section 703j expressly stated that the act did not require employers to give ethnic preferences to balance their work forces.
Discussing patient treatment preferences, providing balanced treatment information, and following-up with patients on treatment plan effectiveness by phone can improve how pain is managed for Black older adults.
Clinicians, thus, are expected not only to deliver a treatment but to choose the best treatment option based on their patients' needs and preferences while balancing all benefits and harms.
The commonest reason for patients declining (n=290, 83%) was a preference for operative or non-operative care, with preferences equally balanced (144 and 146, respectively).
The Fisher Zahavi traits evolve so that the benefits to the male in terms of mating success from female preferences are balanced by the costs of the traits.
Also, although for 3OCT and 1OCT, relative innate preference was balanced, the associative performance indices in the one-odor paradigm are substantially higher for 3OCT than for 1OCT (groups 1 and 2 in Figure 2C).
Schiff said it is difficult for Americans to express their preferences for "the balance between privacy and security without these opinions being public".
