Sentence examples for have a marked preference from inspiring English sources

(Venezuelan buyers, for example, have a marked preference for the color red).

Locavores indeed have a marked preference for restaurants that use local products, with a likelihood of choosing a restaurant that offers guaranteed local products more than twice as high as that of a restaurant without a certification.

Under these conditions, flies have a marked preference for sucrose over yeast [ 4, 6].

Further, the mutant enzyme had a marked preference for Mn2+ over Mg2+.

Our data thus suggest that Myc has a marked preference to utilize promoters in vivo that contain any of the known E-box sequences except CATGTG.

Homology between interior segments of both cassettes, or between any of the cassettes and the fosmid should not present a problem as the λ Red recombinase has a marked preference for free DNA ends.

MRP1 has a marked preference for negatively charged substrates, namely, organic anions, including diverse secondary metabolites such as glutathione (GSH), glucuronate, and sulfate conjugates.

The report that NfsA has a marked preference for the cofactor NADPH (Zenno et al, 1996) suggested that this enzyme may have been overlooked in the initial isolation of NfsB for the reduction of CB1954, which used NADH as a cofactor (Anlezark et al, 1992).

This is consistent with LRRK2 having a marked preference for phosphorylating threonine residues over serine residues, as demonstrated by the finding that replacing the phosphorylated threonine residue in an optimal peptide substrate with a serine residue abolished phosphorylation by LRRK2 [ 8].

This is a film that was always going to skew towards women and older audiences; the latter have shown a marked preference for visiting the film on weekdays.

Most studies of genome rearrangements have shown a marked preference for highlighting the fluidity of the bacterial chromosomes organization [ 5- 8].