Sentence examples for gave a preferred from inspiring English sources

Additional features of the profile are evident from an alternative estimate of position using a weighted kernel density calculation (still subject to local MNase preference uncertainty) that gave a preferred dyad position at base pair 2250 (Methods; see Additional file 1, Figure S2b), within 8 bp of the in vitro 601 dyad.

Differences in income were noted between women who returned for final weight measurement and those who did not, although participants were given a "prefer not to answer" option for income that led to a high number of missing values for this variable.

"It's a great mistake for the press to give itself a preferred position," he said.

Before long, they noted that the genetically engineered males, when given a choice, preferred hanging out in the red-light district; in effect, they were jerking themselves off.

In particular, we studied whether individuals that were given a choice preferred individual family physicians (GP) or a primary care team consisting of physicians and nurses (PCT).

But a philosopher once advised, 'When given a choice prefer the hard.' We will prefer the hard because only the hard will achieve the good.

But many women, when given a choice, prefer to compete in tournaments segregated by sex.

"But a philosopher once advised, 'When given a choice, prefer the hard.' " He has campaigned often in black and Hispanic neighborhoods, to underscore his theme that he is a "compassionate conservative".

Individuals rated agricultural landscapes in terms of beauty quite highly but given a choice prefer traditional more extensive farming landscapes over more modern intensive farming landscapes.

Worms make their living in the soil and, if given a choice, prefer hypoxic conditions [ 25], under which they can survive for remarkably long periods [ 26].

However, finding the balance between conciseness and detail may prove more difficult, with many studies indicating that patients, when given a choice, prefer expanded rather than brief information [ 3].