Sentence examples for preferences both from inspiring English sources
Although they admit that a few poorly officiated games can raise doubts about the league's preferences, both Jackson and the general manager adamantly denied the existence of a plan to push the Lakers, or any other team, to success.
With regard to the analysis of consumer EVO preferences, both quality and quantity of scientific output allow the main results to be synthesized and systematized.
Our approach provides more expressive and unified way to capture user opinions and preferences, both precise and imprecise, than traditional service ranking methods.
This approach provides a more expressive and unified way to capture and process user opinions and preferences (both precise and imprecise) than traditional service ranking methods.
The SP survey aimed at collecting data needed to characterize agents' preferences (both from demand and supply side) towards policy mix adjustments with the intent of increasing UFT efficiency.
We prove that some important domains are intertwined: those of single-peaked preferences, both with public and private goods, and also those arising in simple models of house allocation.
When participants were grouped according to self-reported hand preference, both groups showed bilaterally symmetric slowing, relative to single-task conditions.
Furthermore, the association of infection status with locally adapted alleles and local male traits creates positive selection for females with local mate preference, both because of the advantages of local adapted genotypes and of mating with compatible cytotype males.
Women expressed a preference both for and against treatment with ursodeoxycholic acid, with some declining the randomisation process.
Given the excellent tolerance of both formulations and user preference, both liquids and gels are currently used in our intensive care unit in large amounts (~80 l/1,000 patient-days).
However, it has certain limitations which confine it to play a complementary role to other preference (both revealed- and stated-) techniques [ 21, 27].
