Sentence examples for some of the preference from inspiring English sources

To be sure, some of the preference toward bus ridership may be attributable to the age or sensibility of the rider.

It found some evidence of an effect on outcomes in some of the preference trials and no effect on outcomes in the two conventional randomised controlled trials.

"A father takes on some of the preferences of his female offspring," argue the researchers Andrew Oswald at the University of Warwick and Nattavudh Powdthavee, then at the University of York.

We consider soft constraint problems where some of the preferences may be unspecified.

It is thus likely that some of the preferences identified in this work characterize ADAR1 and are therefore not present in the GluRB ADAR2-specific site.

This is important because some of the preferences (e.g., animations) may be associated with specific patient characteristics, which if known, would assist in designing future decision aids targeted to particular populations.

The discussion highlights the context of some of the problems identified in the results and suggests that some of the preferences presented by the health workers be discussed at policy level with a view to adding value to most services with minimum additional resources.

At this point, several other people who had been unable to attend the entire Colloquium but who were interested in taking action joined the large group, and some of the small preference groups.

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But in this election some of the old preferences of the immigrant electorate have weakened — there is little talk about the conservatism of many Cuban-Americans and Vietnamese-Americans — and have been replaced by a new set of questions, not about their relation to the old country but about their place in this one.

In Philadelphia, the school board is also demanding performance-based merit pay, adding 75 minutes to each school day, adding five days to each school year, and getting rid of some of the seniority preferences that base school staffing not on what a principal thinks is best, but on how much seniority a teacher has.