Sentence examples for reflecting a preference of from inspiring English sources

Our estimation shows that the degree of prioritisation in duration, reflecting a preference of the hospital, is an important driver of the waiting time distribution for short duration patients.

We find stronger top-down effects in delta band compared to theta band, possibly reflecting a preference of top-down signals for longer timescales required to extract contextual information.

Responses are made on a four-point scale and averaged to create a mean acculturation score ranging from 1 to 4, which is further dichotomised into less than or greater than 2.5, with scores of ≥2.5 reflecting a preference for, and fluency in English and a high degree of acculturation.

The mother effect might reflect a preference of mothers to have their biological children working with them in the home, while the father effect suggests that fathers put more weight on the welfare of biological children than on the welfare of step-children.

We propose that this pattern reflects a preference of stressed brains to engage a 'low road' sensory processing, which is fast but uncoupled from prefrontal regulatory control and which easily activates an alarm response, whereas less emphasis is given the more careful and contextual processing via the 'high road' along the ventral stream.

Alternatively, it might reflect a preference of the NF-κB regulatory network for oscillations, suggestive of functional advantage.

The sex difference might be partially cultural and reflect a preference of young adult males for highly dynamic actions depicting intense muscular activity, or a sporty context.

Mixed sites, even when Chl a was present in excess in the mixture [ 35], probably reflected a preference for binding of Chl b to the protein.

The findings also might reflect a preference for the auditory mode of presentation with greater familiarity with the type of visual representation.

Whatever Filipinos' views on resignation, which partly reflect a preference for constitutional processes, their assessment of Mr Estrada's performance has fallen sharply since he took office in mid-1998.

Studies that manipulate gustatory rewards have found encoding of these rewards within OFC (Lara, Kennerley, & Wallis, 2009; Rolls, 2000; Rolls et al., 1990), which often reflects a preference ranking of different rewards (Hikosaka & Watanabe, 2000, 2004; Tremblay & Schultz, 1999) and the combination of reward preference and magnitude (Padoa-Schioppa & Assad, 2006, 2008).