Sentence examples for preferred groups from inspiring English sources
Collaborators were students who indicated they both preferred to listen and explain or asked questions during group discussions or were students who mentioned they preferred groups in which all students contributed equally.
These participants tended to group statistics into types of information and then pick their preferences from their most and least preferred groups of information.
And although "bias may be small in comparison to reviewer randomness," he notes, it can still give an edge to preferred groups.
Intro has always been more sensitive to the potentially creepy nature of ambient location apps, having previously introduced features that would allow users to switch of networking with those not outside of a set of preferred groups, for instance.
Zhang et al. (2010) claimed that carboxyl (C=O), hydroxyl (O H) and amino or amide (–NH2) groups as well as hydrogen bonding, which were the preferred groups for the flocculation process exist in FTIR spectrum of TJ-F1.
With the iOS app's most recent update, due to roll out any day (minute?) now, INTRO is adding features that will allow members of groups to connect with each other, even going so far as to shut off networking with people outside of their preferred groups.
She described Mr. Giunta's idea as "cute" and said she would try to raise his request at a meeting next week, though she said she preferred group or neighborhood initiatives.
Austrian smokers without a migration background apparently preferred single counselling, whereas Turkish migrant smokers preferred group counselling.
Finally, a higher percentage of Turkish and Bosnian migrant smokers preferred group counselling rather than individual counselling.
Piburn and Baker reported that students preferred group work, hands-on activities, fewer lectures, and in-depth discussions (Piburn and Baker, 1993).
Most YAMs preferred group training programs, so that they had the support of others in a similar position as them that would help motivate them through the challenges they faced.
