Sentence examples for a preference of large from inspiring English sources

In addition, some studies described a preference of large flat adenomas to occur in the right colon [ 12, 16, 17], while others found a predominantly left sided localization [ 14, 18].

There is a preference of selecting large insert clones [ 58] which has the advantage that less BACs must be chosen for the MTP and a maximum of sequence information could be obtained from each BAC [ 59].

One of these confirms a preference for large rooms and substantiates (in a second test) width as the main criterion for comfort (Stamps 2006).

The dissolution process of (PbxCa1−x 5(POH)3(OH) with high XPb (0.89 1.00) was different from that of (PbxCa1−x 5(POH)3(OH) with low XPb (0.00 0.80), which was considered to be related to a small preference of larger Pb2+ to occupy the M II) sites and smaller Ca2+ to occupy the M(I) sites in the apatite structure.

On the contrary, much less trivial distributions (with remarkable preference of large fitness values) emerge as a consequence of inherent nonlinearity.

He gave up on socialism and his work became influential among a new generation of free-market theorists keen to question the preference of large organisations – particularly governments – to direct their own affairs rather than seeking the skills and competitive pricing of the open market.

The Wβ9E and Wβ9 Qpolymorphic variations in this secondary anchoring amino acid is believed to be responsible for the preference of large polar occupying amino acids such as R, H and K in P9 in allele molecules bearing this polymorphism, as occurs in HLA-DRβ1*0401, 0402, 0404 and in HLA-DRβ1*1501 allelic forms named HLA-DRβ5*02 [36].

We found that the introgression of the transgene is strongly affected by the greater mating preference of large GMO males.

Other important considerations include the need for benefit packages of public programs to accommodate both the needs and preferences of large and diverse groups of patients and their family members, and to allow health care providers to treat their patients as they see fit within the professional norms of a given nation.

The inclusion criterion (for both marmosets and rats) was defined as a preference for the large reward of more than 60% during the two sessions before the indifferent point [ 38– 42] 42].

The fact that the polls apparently missed the preferences of a large portion of the American electorate indicates a larger, more systematic issue, one that's unlikely to be fixed anytime soon.