Sentence examples for differences in the preferred from inspiring English sources

The golden white-eye shows differences in the preferred microhabitat for obtaining insects, for example, feeding in dead leaves and branches, whereas the bridled white-eye prefers gleaning insects on live leaves.

First, the observed differences in the results between the different population groups could be explained with different selection criteria for the samples (preanalytical phase), technical errors (analytical phase), and differences in the preferred statistical methods with or without corrections (postanalytical phase).

For example, we found important differences in the preferred conservation focus.

Comparison between the kIspS original sequence, the codon optimized kIspS sequence for B. subtilis and B. licheniformis showed that there are differences in the preferred codon and that could explain the differences in the level of kIspS in the two species.

A chi-square test was used to establish whether there were significant gender differences in the preferred payments systems.

One challenging issue in the future will be to identify the plausible phenotype genotype associations that may explain the differences in the preferred reading model.

In fact, the ratio between observed and expected outcomes is a measure of relative difference, and the log difference is the preferred scale for such measures [ 35].

Internal preference mapping revealed differences in the preferences of consumers, with some consumers preferring domestic or ice beers, and others preferring specialty or imported beers.

Previous studies have found interpopulation differences in the decoration types preferred by female bowerbirds (Uy and Borgia 2000; Madden 2006), but I had no prior knowledge about the best correlates of mating success at Dreghorn.

Incorporating a variety of such methods helps address differences in trainees' preferred learning styles and learning paces and is more likely to be effective than traditional approaches.

Maybe Spaniards (and natives in the New World lands they colonized) prefer "cebiche" because the spelling is closer to the Spanish dish, "escabeche". Perhaps differences in pronunciation have influenced the preferred spelling.