Sentence examples for the increasing preference from inspiring English sources

Although some parents would have based their choices on differences in contraindications to the 2 vaccines, the magnitude of this difference and the increasing preference for TIV for older children suggests that many parents simply preferred the injectable formulation.

The increasing preference for precommitted investment has helped a number of deals get through despite difficult markets.

And the increasing preference of viewers to record programs and watch them later may be having some impact on the news channels as well.

The dramatic shift in work — away from the tradition of a 40-hour workweek and toward individuals' building of "bodies of work" (and maybe companies?) with lifestyles to match — is happening because of the pressure on organizations to innovate and increase productivity, but also because of the increasing preference of people to work for themselves.

This provides an important pointer to the motivation behind much of todays M&A activity: It coincides with the increasing preference shown by the stock market for large companies.

For example, the increasing preference of British tourists for Spanish destinations during the 1980s was reflected in a drop in Malta's tourism numbers during that period.

Given the increasing preferences for private health facilities over public due to perceived better quality in the former [ 35– 37], the private sector has a competitive advantage over the public to maximize profit by instilling waste reduction strategies in the service delivery process.

Over the years, increasing preference for mastectomy without radiotherapy compared to breast-conserving surgery with radiotherapy was found ranging from less than 30%% in 1995 to almost 50%% after 2010.

However, five out of seven populations showed the same trend of increasing preference towards the host they had previously experienced as a diet.

Although the most widely used measure is still the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER), there is increasing preference for the cost-effectiveness acceptability curve (CEAC).

We have P. esculentus males with the following genotype: L y R, L y R d 1, L y R d, which, according to the " lessonae-like preference", are in order of increasing preference by the female.