Sentence examples for this preference is reflected from inspiring English sources

This preference is reflected in pricing.

One informant (EM) suggested that the government preferred generalist LHWs who dealt with a range of issues at a household level and that this preference is reflected in the draft policy content.

This preference was reflected in that the villagers initiated two additional dramas during the intervention period (weeks 10 and 15), their own street drama was based around the original intervention themes.

That preference is reflected in advertisements for Cialis, which works for so long (36 hours, says the manufacturer) that its nickname in France is "le weekender".

In addition, securities historical data, experts' opinions and judgements and investors' different attitudes are considered in the portfolio selection process, such that the investor's individual preference is reflected by an optimistic pessimistic parameter λ.

This reversal of preference was reflected in a large negative value of the preference score, calculated as the percentage of time spent in the initially preferred chamber minus the percentage of time spent in the initially non-preferred chamber during the STM test (or other phase of the experiment).

To check if these preferences are reflected in the New York Times bestseller list, in Fig. 1(A) and (B) we break down all bestsellers by genre.

In this research, 232 Phoenix, Arizona homeowners were surveyed to investigate their residential landscape preferences and to what degree these preferences were reflected in their actual behaviors in their front and backyards.

To determine whether these preferences are reflected in the catalytic activity of peptide-MLE, a collection of acetylated dipeptide amides was tested in which the tyrosine residue of Ac-YR-NH2 was replaced by one of the two other aromatic amino acids phenylalanine (F) and tryptophan (W) and by the aliphatic amino acids leucine (L), methionine (M), isoleucine (I), and valine (V).

In particular, this analysis attempts to determine the degree to which the median voter preferences are reflected in public expenditures.

Joel Grey is in it too!" The four-minute phone call was enough to induce mental whiplash, but Mr. Campbell and his fellow brokers were pros at the chief duty that some Web sites have only begun to master: aggregating details about the 39 Broadway shows this spring and then differentiating them for longtime customers whose preferences are reflected in databases listing their past purchases.