Sentence examples for Marked predilection from inspiring English sources

Powers's scientism issues in a marked predilection for describing human motivation as the product of biology.

PSCs exposed to a stiffness gradient expressed a marked predilection towards stiff substrate, with those exposed to only a single rigidity exhibiting undirected, limited movement.

Showing a marked predilection for sculpture, he worked under the sculptor Giovanni Francesco Rustici and became one of the principal artists at the court of the Medicis, grand dukes of Tuscany.

We observed the preferential ability of PSCs to durotactically migrate from soft to stiff matrices (Fig. 4b and Supplementary Video S1), with quantification of average 'x' values outlining a marked predilection of PSCs to migrate from soft to stiff within the boundary region of hydrogels (Fig. 4c).

Another standout in a smartly outfitted cast that makes this one of the most style-savvy movies you're likely to see this year is Evelyn Deavor, a 21st-century tech wizard, who wears her hair in ragged auburn thatch and has a marked predilection for gauzy man-cut shirts and wicked ankle boots.

Public resistance reflects a marked predilection against military intervention following disastrous wars involving foreign forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The central character also bears the mark of Rowling's predilection for physical distinctiveness.

Among Harvard music majors, he said, his predilection for jazz marked him as a black sheep.

That Smith wondered whether the Indians were cannibals is unsurprising — it was part of the received wisdom among colonists that Indians they encountered might be ferocious wild men, marked above all by their predilection for human flesh.

He is admirably receptive to a broad range of wine styles; ignoring his own counsel, he admits to a growing predilection for red Burgundies (actually the mark of a true connoisseur — I said it, he didn't), but he is not above uncorking a Martinelli Zinfandel — a beast of a wine, the complete antithesis of a red Burgundy — to celebrate his birthday.

You might think a predilection for saying "I" is the mark of a self-centered alpha male, but Dr. Pennebaker's previous research shows that the use of "I" actually tends to be a more vulnerable, personal and honest style of speaking.