Sentence examples for display a marked preference from inspiring English sources

This would suggest that in the presence of appropriate amounts of Rep78 and/or Rep68 molecules, dHV DNA might indeed display a marked preference for locus-specific insertion in the genomes of therapeutically relevant (i.e. non-transformed) cell types.

Lon proteases display a marked preference for existence as multi-domain polypeptides.

For example, the coupled BD-PHD of BPTF (see also section 4.4.1) was found to display a marked preference for nucleosomes containing H3K4me3 and polyacetylated H4.

Rural communities still display a marked preference for male newborns and this means that in the next few years the shortage of girls in the population will have significant social impact.

In fact, after being faced with explicit favorable feedback, these children were as likely as their peers holding positive self-views to display a marked preference for positive feedback.

He also wrote an anthology, Al-Aṣmaʿīyāt Al-Aṣmaʿīyāta markedisplayingce for elegiac and devotional poetry.

McCullough has his favorites, and displays a marked preference for the visual artists.

In the process he provoked the hostility of the nobles, and, when he introduced harsh disciplinary measures in the army and displayed a marked preference for his Gatchina troops, the military, particularly the prestigious guards units, also turned against him.

Interestingly, all deletion constructs employed displayed a marked preference for Lys- and Lys-linked chains in vitro.

Many monogeneans, for example, show a marked preference for a particular gill arch in a fish.

A 1964 study found that babies as young as two months old when presented with different patterns will show a marked preference for the unfamiliar ones.