Sentence examples for water preferences from inspiring English sources

Republicans have Fiji water preferences, versus Democrats, who have Evian water preferences.

What's more, servers seem intent on plumping up the tab, whether by omitting any mention of a tap when asking about water preferences or rushing to replace cocktails and glasses of wine that are suspiciously shallow on arrival.

In line with the widespread water preferences mentioned in comparable studies, and following evolutionary theories - water as one of the most important elements for life - no gender influence on preference could be found.

If planting multiple herbs within a single large pot, make sure to compare their soil and water preferences to make sure they're compatible.

Other measures such as sweet water preference, inactivity time with forced swim test, and tail suspension test were not different at baseline between the KO and WT.

Sweet water preference was carried out by giving the mice the free choice between sodium saccharin-sweetened (Sigma, St . Louis MO, USA) water (0.1%, 0.5%, or 1%) and tap water supplied in standard drinking bottles in their home cage.

At baseline, the 24-h total distance traveled and center time were significantly greater in KO mice, but there were no behavioral differences with sweet water preference or with inactivity time during forced swim or tail suspension tests.

Preference scores were calculated via the formula: (mL ethanol solution intake)/ mL ethanol solution intake + mL water intake), with values >0.5 reflecting a preference for the ethanol solution and scores <0.5 reflecting a water preference.

The apparent symmetry relating the three subclasses and the inordinate water preference of Class I arginine [ 48] mask an overwhelming difference between the hydrophobic character of Class IA and Class IIA amino acids.

Furthermore, respondents' reported use of unboiled and boiled tap water during the 'Do Not Drink' and 'Boil Water' stages was analysed by rotated Equamax factor analysis followed by generalised estimating equation analysis with demographics, sources of information used and participants' general drinking water preference and previous experience of loss of tap water as predictor variables.

In order to test our hypothesis that non-compliance would be greater for 'Do Not Drink', we used a generalised estimating equation with drinking water compliance and overall compliance as dependent variables and with incident stage, demographics and participants' general drinking water preference and previous experience of loss of tap water as predictor variables.