Sentence examples for developing a preference for from inspiring English sources

They found that the bird call was as useless a category-building aid as the backwards run sentences.The findings hint that, just as with faces, infant brains are indeed initially attracted specifically to primates, before developing a preference for humans by the age of six months.

It sounds convenient — but the problem arises when we become addicted to this form of bot interaction and slowly start developing a preference for "easy communication".

If neither is conducive to their activities, students either alter their behavior patterns, for example, developing a preference for stationary activities or staying inside the classroom, or they convert available spaces to accommodate their activities.

My career path was a natural progression of starting from the ground up, developing a preference for one particular specialization within the IT field, and then centering my efforts to develop into a subject matter expert in a niche area.

It also prevents the animals from developing a preference for being in locations where they have previously received morphine.

Noteworthy, these peculiar positive-slope mice were apparently slow in developing a preference for LL; they eventually showed some indication of temporal discounting, but only at the longest delay interval (150 s).

"They've developed a preference for the taste and smell of fruit that's turned".

By six months, though, they develop a preference for the novel rather than familiar things.

The mandarins in Bangkok seem to have developed a preference for half-truths to harsh truths.

Over the years, Mr. Top has developed a preference for bold, imposing pieces.

If you develop a preference for green plantains, just keep them in the refrigerator; ripening can be retarded for weeks with no loss of quality.