The phrase "alter preferred" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a change in preference, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "If you have any suggestions, please let me know if you would like to alter preferred options."
Alternatives: "change preferred" or "modify preference".
Alter prefers the words "victory" and "rescue" as translations of yeshu'ah, and eschews the Christian version, which is the heavily loaded "salvation".
Though Hadid appeared to take few if any steps to muzzle Schumacher, who settled into an online role as her outspoken alter ego, she preferred to let her buildings do the talking.
The mainline Protestant churches are in full vigor, and if one old minister leans toward Eisenhower in the coming election while his "alter ego" prefers Stevenson, that seems more a matter of temperament and habit than a sign of serious ideological division.
The participants were then asked whether they agreed or disagreed with the way the preference had been worded, or whether they would prefer to alter it.
However, while developing a cytoplasmic expression system for Fusarium solani cutinase in Escherichia coli, we found that altering codons to those preferred by E. coli led to significantly lower expression compared to the wild-type fungal gene, despite the presence of several rare E. coli codons in the fungal sequence.
Trump never misses an opportunity to say as much, and it is plain that most of his male followers fully believe it and view the Democratic nominee as a witch--though they prefer to alter the word's first letter.
Thus, methods of iPSC derivation without altering the genome are preferred, ideally by a virus-free approach.
However, we suspect that a better sampling of Geophis will likely alter this result, and prefer to view any conclusion regarding this group as premature.
In essence, they trade-off their behaviours, preferring to alter their food and activity behaviours to compensate for less-than-recommended alcohol consumption behaviours.
If Petitgout changes position, in an off-season when four of the five slots on the Giants' offensive line have been altered, he would prefer some advance notice.
