Sentence examples for Minimum preference from inspiring English sources

As predicted in Figure 1, with two preferences introduced simultaneously, the minimum preference strength for preference evolution decreased somewhat.

Thus, APLF shows a minimum preference for XRCC4 (defined as Kd XRCC1)/ Kd XRCC4)) of ∼2-fold up to a maximum of 26-fold for the triphosphorylated species.

Endowed with perhaps the world's most talented squad, he has extracted from it close to the minimum; his preference for André-Pierre Gignac ahead of Anthony Martial is a sacking offence in and of itself.

In cases in which the minimum diversity preference provided for in § 1.1623(f)(1) has been applied, an "objection to diversity claim" and opposition thereto, may be filed against any applicant receiving a diversity preference, within the same time period provided herein for Petitions and Oppositions.

This could include moving prior preferred stock investors down to common, or, in the worst case, cramming down the preferred and common stock entirely — or it could involve adding structure to new, senior preferred stock to entice new investors into a tougher cap table (e.g. giving them seniority, multiple liquidation preferences, minimum return guarantees, dividends or redemption rights).

Within the context of the AMBER force field, these results indicate that all 100 ligand conformations in the crystal structures of their protein complexes are nearly identical to their local minimum conformations, demonstrating the preference of these ligands for local minimum conformations when binding to proteins.

This consistency control module has two advantages: (1) it guarantees consistency by advising inconsistent expert(s) to modify their preferences with minimum changes; and (2) it provides fair recommendations individually, depending on the experts' personal level of inconsistency.

This gives significant preference to large minima over the smaller local minima that occur naturally on the skull surface.

(In addition, the New York Fed is indicating, at least at the technical level, a preference for a minimum balance at risk.

It could be fixed by a statutory minimum wage (the left's preference); by toughening the work requirement (as the right suggests); or by letting low-wage earners keep more benefits (which the government may do).

Many, including me, suspect his preference for a minimum wage increase has more to do with the many union contracts that include automatic raises or renegotiations tied to the minimum wage.