Sentence examples for with no preference from inspiring English sources

13 of 52 cases (25%) had minor discrepancies, with the WSI diagnosis preferred in 6 cases and the glass slide diagnosis preferred in 4 cases and with no preference in 3 cases.

Overall, ACs possess a broad base-specificity with no preference for the "cognate" base adenine as verified by enzyme inhibition, fluorescence spectroscopy and molecular modelling.

In one chapter, Mr. Volokh argues that some people "have allegedly come to expect that Google will choose search results based solely on supposedly 'neutral' computer algorithms, with no preference for Google's thematic search results".

Despite a unanimous community board resolution demanding access to the schools for all downtown children, supported by most of the hundreds of parents attending several open meetings last month, Community School Board 2 voted last week to make the middle school an "option school," open on a competitive basis to all students in the school district, with no preference given to local children.

The winner of this game will be a real, well-deserved champion because we have been the most consistent two teams in the tournament". Fábregas said he watched the game on Thursday night with no preference for who the opponents would be in Kiev on Sunday; but his admiration was clear.

Agglomeration along the step edges with no preference relating to upper or lower step edges.

The preference score was calculated [sucrose (mL /total fluid (mL)] such that the higher the score the greater the sweet preference with 0.5 representing no preference.

The Nick Xenophon Team says it is running an open ticket, with no preferences for anyone, but that could change in the next couple of weeks.

Two looked at survival, with Years-of-Life-Saved (YLS) as the effectiveness measure with no preference-based outcome [16, 21] (Appendix 4).

Eight evaluated HRQL outcomes: seven using the QALY as an effectiveness measure and either the EQ-5D (using the UK value set tariff) [10, 11], time-trade off scores [3, 4, 19, 20], or UBQ-H scores [12] as preference-based outcomes, while one used a Quality-of-Life score derived from the Health Measurement Questionnaire as an effectiveness measure with no preference-based outcome [15].

One was a "clean" term sheet with no preferences beyond the norm and a barely sub-billion-dollar valuation.