Sentence examples for definitive preference from inspiring English sources

Clearly, our data revealed a striking selectivity of anandamide among major membrane lipid species with a definitive preference for cholesterol.

AMBER-03 yielded the largest mean RMSD, Rg, and SASA values of the three helix-friendly potentials, demonstrating a definitive preference for extended and polyproline conformations, as was observed in our equilibrium sampling of small helical peptides.

This inherent uncertainty challenged the practicability, usefulness, and value of recording a definitive preference.

Children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) have a less definitive hand preference for certain actions as opposed to neurotypical children.

They were required to have adequate bladder function, absence of uncorrected (unstented) hydronephrosis, adequate renal function for platinum chemotherapy, absence of widespread or distant carcinoma in situ (CIS), willingness to undergo neo-adjuvant chemotherapy with no preference for definitive treatment and no objection to long-term endoscopic follow-up if radiotherapy was recommended.

Not definitive, just definite.

I am often asked whether a statement should be written in the first or third person and, while there are no definitive rules about this, my preference is always to write in the first person because the CV is all about you and your skillset.

While this is not definitive proof of any real preference – the sample size is far too small – it does allow us to see what the early adopter will be wearing next season.

Unfortunately, the data on patient preference are not definitive, with only two out of four studies demonstrating statistically significant patient preference for oxygen.

In addition, 4 patients did not receive definitive surgery due to patients' preference or poor performance status, including 1 who had palliative surgery.

There is an increasing use of breast-conserving surgery (BCS) in preference to mastectomy as definitive surgical therapy for DCIS.