Sentence examples for step preference from inspiring English sources

In a final analytical step, "preference scores" (partworth utilities values) were generated for every participant for each attribute level or category of psoriasis treatment option, with higher scores indicating a greater preference.

In a second step, preferences were measured using a Discrete Choice Experiment in which the physicians had to choose eight times between two treatment options, which were described by combinations of 6 quality aspects.

In this step, the preference matrix is constructed for the criteria.

In this work, it is shown that very similar steps can be created in a BiFeO3 derivative (Bi(Fe,Mn O3) using Mn4+ to form the steps, in preference to Fe3+.

In a second step the preferences were evaluated using a discrete choice experiment.

Step 1 Articulate preferences with matrix A in which element a ij (i, j = 1, 2, …, n) is the quotient of weights of the criteria.

As a first step of the preference elicitation, the respondents were asked to pairwise compare the importance of the criteria.

In Step 3, the preference of β-strand in the HCS part of the LRR candidate selected by Step 1 and Step 2 was investigated.

In a second step a patient preference randomized controlled trial will be conducted in order to evaluate the effects of the multi-modal exercise program which will be offered to PCa patients in the newly founded rehabilitative sports groups.

For the analysis, the number of trials the bird completed to reach the criterion in step 1 (clear preference for VD) was extracted as a measure of learning performance, and the number of trials completed to reach the criterion of step 2 was used as an indicator of reversal learning (here, the bird had to change preference from VD to FD).

DNA sequence 5 was modified from DNA sequence 2 in the second minor groove linker binding site portion to give a more favorable GG intercalation step, so the preference of 2 and 3 for DNA sequence 5 over DNA sequence 2 is not altogether surprising.