Sentence examples for each preferred from inspiring English sources

The redundancy is removed by using single-linkage clustering to group the domain sequences with greater than 67% sequence identity and then choosing one representative from each preferred taxonomy node within each sequence cluster (the list of preferred taxonomy nodes can be downloaded from the CDTree [ 47].

Not surprisingly, we each preferred the ones our friends had written.

Each of us found three or four reds that stood out above the rest -- not that we always agreed on which three or four we each preferred.

Lionel Blair, Trevor Brooking, Birgit Nilsson, Thomas Keneally and Simon Russell Beale each preferred the kind of puzzle where you write in letters, not digits, but the gallant world of crosswording has not held that against Wood.

It gave the school £1,250 to donate to charity and asked 13-year-old pupils to decide where the money should go.The children drafted reports championing the causes each preferred, argued their merits and finally cast votes to determine which charities received funding.

Next, Lawrence's team isolated amoeboid predators from frogs, insects, and other animals and discovered that each preferred a very specific type of sugar coating on their Salmonella.

The Internet Movie Database and the Rotten Tomatoes movie review site each prefer "Without Limits" (starring Billy Crudup) to "Prefontaine" (starring Jared Leto).

There's still another way of getting decent sound: listening to music through headphones, which makes sense in small city apartments or with warring partners, each preferring his or her own music.

The applied computer technologies and more recently, the theoretical areas of study—of information science have since permeated many other disciplines and have even been appropriated by new fields, each preferring a more descriptive designation of its subject domain.

However, each prefers paying for the call to not talking at all.

Two men may each prefer to fight a duel (alternative x) to not fighting it (alternative y) because each over-estimates his chances of winning.