Sentence examples for push preference from inspiring English sources

Ten individuals showed a push preference, eight a pull preference and one individual had no preference for either method (Tab. 3, Fig. 3).

Thus, there was no clear preference for one technique over the other in this group, although the inventor (FMCas) showed a push preference of 65%% in phase 1.

Six out of 14 individuals that participated in at least 2 years exhibited a stable preference: five lemurs maintained a pull and one lemur a push preference, suggesting that habit formation and reinforcement learning may have lead to preferences over time.

But the French, who take over the EU presidency in July, are now pushing "community preference"—jargon for blocking food imports.

So we settled for a lower valuation because I didn't want to push liquidation preferences or IPO timelines.

But by pushing his preference that the American and Canadian churches abide by the moratoria on blessings of same-sex unions and the consecration of any more openly gay bishops, he undid in a two-hour span a good percentage of the good work that had been accomplished over the two-week conference.

When undecided voters were pushed for a preference, Mrs. Clinton led, 49percentto43percentcent, again a statistically insignificant difference.

Siegel isn't the first CEO to push his political preferences on his employees.

Preference-based approach uses user assigned preference to push recommendations.

Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), the other Maine moderate, has expressed her preference to push consideration of DISCLOSE past the November elections.

When all performed actions were analysed, there was no general preference for push or pull across the three groups.