Sentence examples for those that preferred from inspiring English sources
The phrase "those that preferred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific group of people who have a preference for something in a given context. Example: "In the survey, those that preferred online shopping reported higher satisfaction levels than those who shopped in-store."
For those that preferred the new disposable pen, all attributes were related to preference based on the ICCs (Table 11).
For those that preferred the reusable pen, all but two attributes (ease or difficulty of using the injection pen overall and attaching and removing the needle) were related to preference based on the ICCs (Tables 10).
Of those that preferred to take their own sample (n = 653), either at home or a clinic, the top two reasons for their preference was that the self-sample test was simple to do (59 %) and did not require an appointment with a doctor (55 %).
Another one of those that preferred tiered consent said, "I would prefer you come back to me for re-consent, because you may be doing something that will not favour me".
In the US, within those admitting a preference for voting a particular group, we note that within those that prefer the democrats, 42% declare to be in the lowest 5 deciles, while only 29% of Republicans find themselves there.
For those that prefer to stick to what they know whilst away from the motherland, travel search site Skyscanner ( www.skyscanner.net) presents 10 of the best places to eat British food abroad.
At the time, he also acknowledged that the corporation would need to "ride two horses" over the next decade to cater for those who consume media over the internet and mobile devices and those that prefer traditional channels such as TV and radio.
So the treaty may well collapse in the coming months and the Europeans can then join Mr Eizenstat in bidding Kyoto a tearful farewell.The real question now should be: what ought countries that genuinely care about climate change, as opposed to those that prefer moralistic posturing, to do after the death of Kyoto?
A matching M is said to be more popular than T if the applicants that prefer M to T outnumber those that prefer T to M. A matching is said to be popular if there is no matching more popular than it.
For those that prefer stability and fear change, it isn't easy.
While this change was favorable to freshwater vertebrates, those that prefer marine environments, such as sharks, suffered.
