In contrast to earlier studies (Tinklepaugh 1932; Haun et al. 2006), that demonstrated that apes preferred a spatial strategy when remembering the location of a food reward, we found in our experiment that they exclusively used a feature strategy.
Fab fragments often demonstrate preferred in vivo pharmacokinetics when directly compared with scFvs as a result of the increase in molecular weight, with many reports describing the suitability of this antibody format for therapeutic applications such as radio-immunotherapy (Alberici et al, 1988) or drug delivery (Casey et al, 2002).
The results demonstrated that respondents preferred a male plastic surgeon from the ages of 41 to 50 years old and would look to their family doctor for a recommendation.
Under boundary displacement control, solutions demonstrate preferred transformation at shear-band intersections, restricted growth beyond intersections, preferred transformation during rather than after intersection process, and sequential rather than simultaneous operation of multiple intersections of identical potency.
All the mutants showing a reduced but detectable DNA binding capability have been tested in EMSA for their sensitivity to DNA methylation and demonstrate to prefer the methylated target sites (all the results obtained with the different mutants are summarized in Suppl. Table 1).
As late deciders have demonstrated, a majority of voters prefer solutions and sound temperament to anger.
As testimonials this morning from Coca-Cola, HSBC, and NetJets demonstrate, large enterprise prefers a single piece of software for scalability.
For example, a recent study demonstrated that patients preferred simple bar charts with absolute lifetime risk depicted on them [ 31].
A case in point is the often demonstrated preferred microbial ortho-dehalogenation of chlorophenols (e.g. Adrian et al. 2003; Utkin et al. 1995), which is contrary to what would be expected if the organisms would preferentially use the thermodynamically most favorable pathway.
Their first tests were dedicated to replicating the results of other studies: demonstrating that chimps preferred sweet potato that had been "cooked" — placed in a hot pan, without butter or oil, for one minute — to raw, and showing that the chimpanzees were willing to pay a temporal cost, in the form of a minute-long wait, to obtain the preferred cooked food.
