Sentence examples for adopt the preferred from inspiring English sources
Structural studies confirmed the mimicry of residues i, i+4, and i+7 of an α-helix when the amides adopt the preferred trans geometry.
This model suggests that transmission is facilitated, with shorter incubation times, if the host prion protein can readily adopt the preferred conformation associated with the strain of the infecting prion.
Provided that the bivalent ligands interact with MetJ analogously to SAM, and that the secondary amides adopt the preferred syn conformation, the optimal separation of the terminal carbons of the linker is ∼5.3 Å.
It has been suggested that by picking one side or point of view and prohibiting expression of any other, those in power generally increase the chance that undecided citizens will adopt the preferred view and that it will influence public opinion and policy.
Previous work has considered the time-costs for decisions where groups adopt the action preferred by a single despot, or the action preferred by a majority of group members [4].
A wiser approach might be to adopt the policy preferred by the two other countries engaged in the most profitable of the drug trades.
Women living in a patriarchal culture in which they are judged and objectified according to these standards are likely to adopt the standards and prefer to fulfill them.
Murphy said that BSkyB preferred to adopt the policy of putting BAME staff directly into senior roles, rather than offering special training groups to up skill levels.
They preferred to adopt the "hybrid" view (rather than the dichotomy view) that informal learning experiences can occur in formal learning environments (e.g., schools) as well as in informal learning environments (e.g., museums, zoos).
There are very, very old people; there are not-so-old neighbors who merely prefer to adopt the habits of the ancient.
But it is important for would-be reformers to concede that as of right now, the Republican Party's rising stars clearly prefer to adopt the rhetoric suggested by conservative policy thinkers without embracing much if any of the substance.
