Sentence examples for well known preference from inspiring English sources

Several examples illustrating our results are analyzed, including well known preference criteria like expectation orders, preferential orders and other selection criteria that have appeared in the literature.

It is well known from preference trials that the majority of women are willing to accept a failure rate of the minimal invasive option up to 50% in escaping a hysterectomy [25].

This may reflect a well known patient preference for oral therapies as compared to injectible treatments.

It is well known, however, in the preference modeling literature that more general preference structures, allowing intransitivity and incomparability, are more appropriate to capture preferences.

It is well known that the energy preference for a high-spin ground state for a m-phenylene coupling unit is disturbed by heteroatomic substitution and an ionic charge.

That aside, it is well known that end-user preferences for healthcare interventions in healthy states are not the same as when they are in sick states – and that people make decisions behind a "veil of experience", i.e., they prefer products and services that they have previously experienced [31].

"Trump's love of ketchup is well known, as is his penchant for putting personal preference above diplomatic courtesy," the Mainichi Shimbun newspaper gravely intoned.

ZnTe is well known to exhibit a pronounced preference for p-type due to self-compensation via Zn vacancies [10, 11].

"My preferences are well known," he said with a grin.

The use of intervals in order to take into account imprecision and vagueness in handling preferences is well known in the literature, but a general theory on how such models behave is lacking.

DEDTC was chosen because it is a well known, relatively nontoxic chelator with preferences to zinc ions.