Sentence examples for definition of preferred from inspiring English sources

Mapping of micro-deletions and substitutions allowed clear definition of preferred, in vivo Nab3 and Nrd1 binding sites.

The question of which method should be used depends on the definition of preferred clusters (see [ 33]).

This in turn gives us the subset-maximal admissible sets which captures the definition of preferred semantics.

These patterns have been alternatively ascribed to either a shift in mutational patterns or changes in the definition of preferred and unpreferred codons in these lineages.

The genome hypothesis [ 19] suggests that the definition of "preferred" and "unpreferred" codons is the same for all genes in the genome, as codon preferences likely reflect tRNA abundances.

The group decided not to release a single, "official" definition of feminism preferring to "encourage you all to keep defining it yourselves …".

Whichever definition of civilization is preferred, it is clear that the history of Asian societies, their human populations and the evolutionary history of rice as a crop are inseparable.

Consider the first definition of "free stuff," preferred by Bryce Covert and Emily Badger, which refers simply to "government benefits".

At this time, the IPCS/OECD definition of adverse is preferred as it includes not only direct/immediate responses to chemical exposure but also situations where the exposure results in a phenotype only in the presence of an additional environmental challenge or stressor.

When offered the choice between a unit quantity of each food, subjects choose (by definition) the preferred food.

Estimates are little affected by using the more specific definition of each outcome, preferring least-adjusted RRs to most-adjusted RRs, or preferring RRs for ever smoking cigarettes to those for ever smoking any product.