Sentence examples for broad preference for from inspiring English sources

Neurons in the primary auditory pallium, Field L, do not show this degree of specificity and instead show a broad preference for sounds with natural sound statistics [25] [27].

Dk/HK/149/77 with a Gln226 exhibited dual specificity with preference for α2-3 sialosides, while the more recent viruses with Leu226, comprising two avian isolates and one human isolate (Dk/HK/Y280/97,Qa/HK/NT16/99 and Hu/HK/1073/99), exhibited broad preference for α2-6 sialthough (alimited limited binding to α2-3 sialosides was also evident for all three viruses with no clear pattern).

Deliberations in each engagement identified concerns around 'equity' and 'patient responsibility', culminating in a broad preference for (potential) ART subsidy restrictions to be based upon individual factors rather than maternal age or number of treatment cycles.

Our questionnaire provided some confirmation that focus group participants' views were fairly representative of the wider population, and we identified broad preferences for the delivery of interventions to this patient population.

Eleven F1SBPs from B. infantis bound at least one carbohydrate in this array, suggesting a broad nutritional preference for host-derived glycans.

This pattern is consistent with a broad habitat preference for this species, and is especially important because the wood rat is the main collection agent of the Lamar Cave fossils.

This encodes a fatty acyl-CoA synthetase with broad in vitro preference for the medium-chain fatty acids required in tapetal cells for sporopollenin monomer synthesis.

The academic literature and educational principle suggest that native and non-native English speaking teachers should be treated equally, yet in many countries there is a broad social and commercial preference for native speaker teachers which may also involve racial issues.

The remainder (24 %) of promoters in the broad category have a preference for one initiation site.

This study indicates that the information about sponsoring of biobank research by pharmaceutical industry was associated negatively with a preference for broad consent.

There has been a traditional preference for broad, survey-based research to explore factors associated with successful quality improvement (for example the recent EU-funded MARQuIS project [ 20] and the work of the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies).