Sentence examples for tests of preference from inspiring English sources
Not only will these key signals be unavailable in tests of preference, but the lack of exposure to natural variation in individual scents during the rearing of inbred animals might strongly impact the development of normal recognition processes.
Here the influence of certain physical parameters on the sound perception of impacted plates is evaluated through a design of experiments method and a subjective test of preference.
A validation and consistency test of preference selection index method is performed in present work by comparing results of PSI method with published results of graph theory and matrix approach (GTMA), and technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) method, respectively.
Bronchoprovocation was not selected by any respondent as a test of preference and PEFR was the most commonly used measure of airway narrowing.
In the test of preference for social novelty and social recognition, the subject was given a choice between an unfamiliar versus familiar mouse.
Both the general population and caretakers for patients with Alzheimer's disease report diminished values for dementia health states [ 10- 12], and patients with cognitive impairment have altered response patterns during testing of preferences for current health [ 13].
Laboratory tests of female preference for males carrying different genetic variants of salivary ABP have provided evidence that the protein may mediate sexual preference [ 29, 30].
The fact remains that most tests of colour preference do show at least a slight female leaning towards redder colours.
In tests of olfactory preference, NC males spent less time investigating estrous odors than C males.
Empirical tests of female preference for traits likely to be testosterone-related have, however, failed to show consistent results.
However, most previous studies have not used natural sine trains, and certainly not sine trains that were modulated as we have observed, in tests of female preference.
