Sentence examples for preferred innovation from inspiring English sources

Professionalism also influences participants' engagement in preferred innovation tasks.

We suggest that there are nation-specific characteristics that increase the likelihood that a locally preferred innovation design will become successful in other countries, too.

Three scales were developed based on Rogers Diffusionn of Innovation Theory (2003) to measure pre-service teachers' preferred innovativeness, innovation perceptions, and innovation decisions in the use of ICTs.

While the majority of the respondents preferred innovations targeting 'young' or 'adults' , a minority (12%) preferred targeting the 'elderly'elderly

If you prefer innovation, it probably won't.

Perhaps the young viewers this series is aimed at are so hungry for new wizarding tales that they won't care, but even a kid prefers innovation to imitation.

Japanese consumers "prefer innovation within an established area that they can imagine," says Roll.

It's true to say, however, TechCrunch and its readers tend to prefer innovation to outright clones/copycats.

There were, however, some important differences in their preferences for innovation investment choices: Class-1 (54%) prefers innovations benefitting adults and young people and does not prefer innovations targeting people with 'drug addiction' and 'obesity'obesity

Class- 2 (34%) prefers innovations targeting 'cancer' patients only and has negative preferences for innovations targeting elderly, and Class-3 (12%) prefers spending on elderly and cancer patients the most.

While Class-1 prefers innovations targeting people with 'mental health problems' , Class-2 has indifferent preferences and Class-3 has negative preferences for such innovations.