Sentence examples for explains the preference of from inspiring English sources

Nearly half the public views both as equally corrupt, which explains the preference of many swing voters - those most likely to consider corruption relevant - for smaller parties.

This explains the preference of women entrepreneurs' access to credit from informal banks (Marti and Mair [2009]).

Stabilizing selection also explains the preference of GC codons in the presence of a high mutational bias toward AT.

The second outcome of the model is the stimuli × condition interaction term (Table  1), which explains the preference of females to the condition of males in S1 and S2 but not in S3 5 groups (Tables  2 and 3; Fig.  2).

Morahan-Martin and Schumacher [ 23] found support for the position that loneliness leads to increased Internet use, while Caplan [ 39] concludes that social anxiety (rather than loneliness) explains the preference for online social interaction, because of benefits in comparison to face-to-face communication.

David Berman New York, July 1, 2008 • To the Editor: David Brooks attempts to explain the preference of educated professionals for Democrats by positing a sort of rivalry between elites, pitting them against the corporate managerial class.

If cell shape significantly affects the wettability, and pollinators exhibit discrimination between flowers of different dryness, then this physical effect could also explain the preference of bees for conical-celled flowers.

To explain the preference of most genotypes for non-nutritious media, we hypothesized that females of these lines choose to oviposit near yeast, rather than choose to avoid yeast altogether.

This is of general interest because there is no simple X-chromosomally specific DNA sequence that could explain the preference of MSLs for the X instead of autosomes.

This could explain the preference of the team regarding its use in ICU patients who are at high risk of ventilatory depression.

Thys et al. (2005) explained the preference of wealthier urban people for livestock activities by the fact that urban livestock provides higher returns to investment than crop production.