Sentence examples for exhibit a preference from inspiring English sources
Given a pairing of an easy and a hard task, one would intuitively expect participants to exhibit a preference for the easier of the 2 tasks, just as they prefer easy task repetitions over more difficult task switches (Arrington and Logan 2004).
In other words, like millionaires, feudal lords, and goats, stinkbugs exhibit a preference for high places.
Unlike nitrogen and various other members of the family, phosphorus tends to exhibit a preference for the +5 state.
For example, young rabbits, whose mothers ate food containing juniper in the late stages of pregnancy, will, when subsequently weaned, exhibit a preference for juniper and even for the odour of juniper.
When looking at today's cards at Chepstow, Ascot and Newmarket I've been specifically looking for horses that have winning form on soft ground, those with sires whose progeny exhibit a preference for testing conditions and those racing whose connections say rain will be a help to their charges.
"Is sex-selective abortion morally wrong under all circumstances," he asks, "or is it only wrong when parents exhibit a preference for sons?"There is indeed an irony in the fact that, in this matter, the traditionally feminist "pro-choice" position has meant encouraging discrimination against women.
She asked them questions and videotaped their interactions, then concluded that "65 percent of mothers and 70 percent of fathers exhibited a preference for once child, usually the older one".
Federer, at 31, is actually the second youngest of the seven, with Haas, 35, exhibiting a preference for partners able to reminisce with him about growing up in the early 1980s.
This low reading indicates that investors have exhibited a preference for calls over puts.
Although both drug and vehicle treated rats exhibited a preference for the female, treatment with an oxytocin receptor antagonist decreased the amount of time spent with the female.
Domain C exhibited a preference for a positive charge over a neutral function, with the space this functional group occupies contributing to affinity.
