Sentence examples for preferences equally from inspiring English sources

But Haddad and his colleagues found that an eNose calibrated to agree with Israeli scent preferences predicted Ethiopians' preferences equally well, suggesting that that our preference for particular scents may transcend culture.

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).

Cultural practices and gender preference equally shape child survival in most developing countries.

Media plays up the idea that women want guys with big dicks and guys want women with big boobs, but the actual spectrum of preferences pretty equally runs the gamut.

The placebo condition allowed the detection in the test condition of significant preferences as well as the presence of two equally balanced preference groups.

More participants preferred ICBT, but strength of preference was equally distributed across the two groups.

However, this preference applied equally to all high-school players, regardless of their age: 16 of the 21 players born in 1994 were picked ahead of their Baseball America ranking, and 20 of the 25 players born in 1993 were.

In principle we compare olfactory preference between equally-treated individual 'target' larvae of the same genotype that are embedded in differently behaving groups.

Cross-cultural studies showed that men from New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and Samoa, despite the difference in preference for areola color, equally prefer medium and large breast sizes over small ones (Dixson et al., 2010).

For some SMEs though, the motivations for engaging in low carbon initiatives or 'ecological responsiveness' [37] often stem not from any regulatory compulsion or the business case but from either stakeholder pressures or ethical preferences and may equally be a combination of several of these influences [37].

If all possible preference profiles are equally likely to occur (the so-called 'impartial culture' scenario), majority cycles should therefore be probable in large electorates (Gehrlein 1983).