Sentence examples for preferences in the first from inspiring English sources

But only 40percentt of Grindr users and 44percentt of Scruff users list any preference at all many prefer not to broadcast their bedroom preferences in the first place.

Second preference votes were used to elect the mayor as no single candidate received more than 50% of first preferences in the first round.

4The high proportion of students that switch major can be explained by students learning about their ability and preferences in the first few years of college.

Of course, this kind of view won't apply to end-stage dementia patients, but they may be patients incapable of expressing (or having?) genuine preferences in the first place.

Or does it mean that well-educated Republican turnout is down?...Another challenge is estimating vote preferences in the first place.

The codes (themes) developed will focus on capturing the kinds of thought processes and rationales that clinicians used to make their treatment preferences in the first phase interviews.

Indeed, he inexplicably changes terminology from one article to another in the same issue of the same journal, referring to "harmony" judgments he reported in two of these articles (Granger, 1955a, 1955b), as "preferences" in the third (Granger, 1955c).

Although adult APP/PS1 mice showed a place preference in the first probe trial (p = 0.0066; Friedman test), by the second probe trial they were clearly searching randomly, since they did not exceed 25% dwell time in the target quadrant, suggesting that even any place preference they acquired quickly became extinct.

Finally, in the longitudinal part of the study, we used a mixed within-between subjects ANCOVA with repeated measurements as within-subjects independent variable, and two between-subjects independent variables: time between the two measurements (one or two years) and schema preference in the first measurement.

Twelve percent of all Dutch newborns develop a positional preference in the first few months of life, different from the physiological asymmetry [ 6].

A fracture of the clavicle during birth may induce a positional preference in the first weeks of life and, as such, may cause an asymmetry.