Sentence examples for reverse preference from inspiring English sources

The complementary input thus represents the reverse preference of the visual feature.

The analyses with only filter as the numerator used the preference order of filter only, always, mainly, both, equally, and ever, while the analyses with ever filter as the numerator used the reverse preference.

Under the AGOA, for example, preferences for African garments are tightly linked to reverse preferences for American fabrics.Since preferences typically divert trade away from non-preferred countries, they tend to pitch poor nations against each other.

While such models can accommodate some "constraint" on preferences for high-quality men, this constraint is not anticipated in contexts of low investment, and is not predicted to actually reverse preferences (produce an overall preference for low-quality men).

If these reverse preferences were to be taken into account, the premium attached to hospital associated infections and medication errors could be even greater.

10 11 Although lamotrigine (along with carbamazepine) is considered by NICE as a first-line and sodium valproate as a second-line agent, we observe the reverse preferences in our survey (figure 3A).

After learning which of two images a macaque preferred, they fired up the electrical impulses and were able to reverse their preference, according to a study published online this week in Current Biology.

This increase was not sufficient, however, to reverse the preference for lever S in favor of lever C. Thus, rats preferred saccharin even when its delay was equal to or above the delay of cocaine effects.

If a voter prefers one candidate to a second, introducing a third candidate should not reverse that preference.

In order to reverse this preference for exotic trees it is necessary to identify the key drivers of exotic species planting and propose alternative species of interest to farmers.

This situation aimed at elucidating i) whether a group norm of preferentially using one of the two opening methods would be established freely and ii) whether an individual would develop a habit, independent of the dominant method used by the majority of the group, or iii) if it would reverse its preference and conform to the group norm as time went on.