Sentence examples for apparent preferences from inspiring English sources

From the analysis, we found that unfavored and preferred 3′ end triplets existed, and that the apparent preferences were not due to base compositions in viral genome sequences.

These include gross overrepresentation of some poly-base sequences, per-position biases towards some bases, and apparent preferences for some starting positions over others.

Those with no apparent preferences were Brachiaria deflexa and Enneapogon cenchroides, being abundant in all subhabitats.

I will take our response any day over his apparent preference for "complacency".

Does a baby's apparent preference for "good guys" over "bad guys" signal an inborn morality?

It also retracted just eight times last season, owing to everyone's apparent preference for air conditioning.

It helped that he has an apparent preference for talking about the dark and low moments, skirting quickly across glory and victory.

It is commonly pointed out, for instance, that men's apparent preference for slim women seems to be a relatively modern (and Western) construction.

But the government's apparent preference for a soft short-term landing makes a mockery of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's claim that he will spare no sacred cows in overhauling the economy.

That apparent preference, for stocks that do not pay dividends, was a feature of the period before the stock market peaked in 2000, but during the three-year fall in prices stocks that paid dividends did much better.

When I met with Ellison after Christmas, I asked him if Obama's apparent preference for Perez was due to policy differences — perhaps Ellison's outspoken opposition to the T.P.P. had irked the President.