The phrase "a preference of high" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a preference for something of high quality or high value, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She has a preference for high-quality materials when designing her clothing line."
Alternatives: "a preference for high" or "a preference for superior".
The representation of modulation rates reported in Barton et al. (2012) in the human auditory cortex resembles the data from the current study with a maximal preference of high rates in the postero-medial cortex surrounded by areas with a preference for lower rates.
Conclusions: The above information suggests that cocaine abusing/dependent patients, like alcoholics, and in contrast to inpatient controls, share a preference for high concentrations of sucrose.
A preference for higher intensity of sweetness exists in humans in infancy, declines in adolescence in comparison with infancy, and then plateaus or slowly declines in young adulthood, and may or may not decline further in old age (32, 33).
Pfeiffer et al argued that the evolution from unicellular to undifferentiated multicellular organisms, like T. reesei, has been facilitated by the general preference of high yield energy generation through respiration even in the presence of a preferred carbon source [ 16].
This situation, together with recent advances in synthesis featuring, in several cases, very narrow chiral distributions7,8,9, poses a compelling question as to which factors thermodynamic preference to lower energy, or kinetic preference of higher speed play a major role in defining the distribution of CNT product.
By using decyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB), absorption preference of high-energy crystal planes on gold seeds generated the Au core nanorod structure.
If it turns out the similarity between the preferences of high- and middle-income voters is merely coincidental, we might reasonably worry that this happy confluence will diverge down the road.
For instance, changes in tax rates (tax credits) identify the preferences of high (low -income groups and may not be generalow -incomee whole population.
For instance, the results comparing preferences of high- versus low-risk patients suggest that patients at high risk have an increased preference for medication with lower efficacy compared with low-risk patients; this is somewhat counterintuitive and needs further investigation.
We aimed to represent the preferences of high level policy makers who seek to improve the economic efficiency of healthcare services.
