The phrase "at predilection" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers; "predilection" typically stands alone without a preposition.
Example: "She has a predilection for classical music."
Alternatives: "by preference" or "in favor of".
At predilection sites (ear, ground and back region, knee region etc).
Articular osteochondrosis often occurs multi-focally at predilection sites in more than one joint simultaneously [ 3– 6].
Psoroptic mange is often seen at predilection sites; pinna and outer ear canals, as erythema, crusting, papules serum exudates and alopecia.
In Parkinson's disease, Lewy bodies are mainly found at predilection sites of neuronal loss, i.e. the substantia nigra and locus coeruleus.
At predilection sites (ear, ground and back region, knee region etc)., no bloody skin injuries and/or small lesion in the ears, good overall body condition, only occasional rubbing. 2 = Moderately clinically infected.
At predilection sites for atherosclerosis and in the presence of risk factors such as hypercholesterolaemia, platelets may adhere to intact endothelium and stimulate endothelial cells to recruit leucocytes that become the foam cells characteristic of atherosclerosis [ 29– 31].
He has also cast a few aspersions at my predilection for low-yield interest rates.
Though he never used the term lolicon in our conversation, his remarks in a past interview hint at a predilection for this culture and its more-PG counterpart, moe (a more accurate characterization of an "it" girl who is sensual, but never pornographic).
As parasites tend to accumulate at certain predilection sites, the pathologic findings should be particularly severe in these sites.
In addition to plaques and neurofibrillary lesions, the AD brain is also characterized by massive neuronal cell and synapse loss at specific predilection sites (Selkoe, 2002).
The two pigs developed severe clinical FMD at four (case 1) and two (case 2) days after virus exposure (dpe), with fever (>40°C), lameness and vesiculation at lesion predilection sites (including snout, oral cavity, heel bulbs and coronary bands).
