Sentence examples for detectable preference for from inspiring English sources
The affinities of these two compounds towards human D2R and D3R were comparable to each other, with no detectable preference for any of the two receptor subtypes [24].
The MBD displays a small but detectable preference for CpG-containing DNA over random sequence DNA at 150 mM KCl.
Furthermore, wild and lab-born females from allopatric populations of the Western or Central lineages showed no detectable preference for males from either lineage.
Overall, the absence of a detectable preference for any lineage in the allopatric voles does not support a key role for partner preferences in the replacement of the Western by the Central lineage since this would probably require a particular partner preference also in pure populations.
The relationship is, however, not simple, since experiments with genetically marked myoblasts suggest that single myoblast clones can contribute to both fast and slow fibres, clones are not restricted to contribute to subsets of fibre types, and clones show no detectable preference for fusion to a particular fibre type (Hughes & Blau, 1992).
In the case of spliceosomal introns these requirements for exon sequence motifs surrounding the intron have not led to a detectable preference of insertion sites that are conserved at the amino acid level.
There was no detectable left-right preference for tail curling direction.
It may be that a preference for immediate retrieval is only detectable over shorter delays.
No clear preference for one of the three objects was detectable (one-way repeated measures ANOVA: F2,14 = 2.796, P = 0.095), but strong side biases occurred in six of the seven subjects (binomial tests, all Ps ≤ 0.032).
SH-EP cells, without MYCN amplification and expressing no detectable MYCN, showed the lowest energy production capability and had no apparent preference for using either oxidative phosphorylation or glycolysis to meet their energy requirements.
Finally, we could also see a preference for trinucleotide repeats in non-coding sequences that was not detectable in coding regions, at least in eukaryotes (Figure 6B, rule E).
