Sentence examples for become a preference from inspiring English sources

The formal-informal sector linkage under the ACGFS began its operations in 1992, and has become a preference of formal lenders over time for its lending to farmers to overcome transaction costs and loan default issues.

In general, legumain exhibits specificity towards asparagine in P1 (pH optimum 5.5), but at pH ≤4.5 aspartate is accepted (and this specificity becomes a preference for aspartate at about pH 4.0).

Personality cults and a focus on the individual will not allow for legacy-building teams, while the chairman's chequebook has become a lazy preference for squad development, even overshadowing the training ground.

Some have even recommended that patient (parent) preferences become a standard component of the medical record [ 11].

Consequently, the choice between these two methods has typically become an analyst's preference.

It isn't really a preference, but has become a habit due to lack of other options.

Mr Singh's romantic life had become a casualty of India's preference for boy babies, which in his state, Haryana, has led to the most skewed sex ratio in India: 116 to 100, according to the 2001 census, compared with a national average of 108.

But how much of that is nature -- genetics -- and how much is nurture -- family consumption patterns and preferences -- has become a subject of highly active research.

With both a number of miRNAs as well as 3'UTRs showing strong tissue-specific preferences [ 39], this can become a complicated issue.

Sexual preference does become an ideology".

We approached a large number of european funding sources and potential acquirers, but in the current environment, there wasn't appetite, and closing become the preferred preference for our investors.