Sentence examples for preferences problems from inspiring English sources

Flirted or talked to you in a seductive way?   Told you about his/her own sexual preferences, problems or fantasies?

As Kogan and Henkel noted, attempts to improve use of evidence can " fail to note how in those areas of policy where data are diffuse, and analyses most likely to be strongly influenced by value preferences, problems must be identified collaboratively between policy-maker and scientist.

A critical responsibility of CCSPs is to document patient preferences, problem domains, intervention strategies and engagement in the CCS intervention.

The module of MemBrain-Rasa software is a combination of machine learning-based engine and the segment template-based module, which can solve the prediction preference problem caused by the pure machine learning-based model.

Indeed, the severity of the preferencing problem, and Google's ability to promote its own offerings, and to harm even high-quality offerings of well-established competitors has been widely reported in the U.S. It was the subject of testimony at the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Hearing on Google in September 2011.

To overcome the preference problem in future, we need to consider alternative trial designs such as parallel preference arms and the 'cohort multiple randomised controlled trial' design (Relton et al, 2010).

In regards to the dynamic scale preference problem (V4), a prominent number of participants (85%) from both groups selected the dynamic timeline of the V-Model as more appropriate for patient history.

Adult education programs are beginning to close the generation gap; however, as each successive generation reaches old age, bringing with it its particular biases and preferences, new problems arise requiring new social accommodations.

In this paper, we consider both the modelling and optimization of preferences in problems of constraint-based temporal reasoning.

The preferences in problems 1 and 2 illustrate a common pattern: choices involving gains are often risk averse and choices involving losses are often risk taking.

In general, evidence of harm and evidence of effectiveness were presented in combination with information about preferences and problems concerning access to, and availability of, health services.