Sentence examples for preferences from which from inspiring English sources

Allowing for different income groups gives rise to different spatial sorting patterns that strongly depend on individual preferences (from which we abstract) and transportation costs.

Previous valuation studies had predominantly used time trade-off (TTO) to obtain social preferences from which value sets for EQ-5D health states could be modeled [ 2– 5].

This interactive is based on 2015 data about political preferences from Pew Research, which polls registered voters regularly and extensively.

You see the same natural tones, the same preference for tints from which brightness – in the most tasteful way – appears to have ebbed.

What is the threshold value of preference for leisure from which individuals decide not to work during their second period of life?

We address the third feature using a formal description of a dialogue from which preferences over values emerge.

In addition, unlike the traits related to the parasitoid virulence, behavioral traits related to parasitoids infectivity can be strongly influenced by imprinting effects (i.e., host fidelity due to the preadult-host experience), thus explaining the greater preference to the host from which they emerged.

It is possible that condition affects both ornaments and preferences in the source population from which our study lines were derived, and our study serves as a stepping stone for future studies aimed at addressing this hypothesis.

The structure of Ac-IATA-cmk complex with GlpG reveals substrate interactions in the active site of a rhomboid protease, allowing us to correlate them to the observed amino acid preferences in the TatA substrate from which Ac-IATA-cmk is derived (Fig 2A).

An apparent dissociation of taste preferences from food choices, which we observed previously [ 16], resulted in the present observation that the association between TV and diet propensities could not be explained by taste preferences.

A common approach to combinative preferences is to derive them from exclusionary preferences, which are then taken to be more basic.