Sentence examples for important for the preference from inspiring English sources

Dweck et al. (2013) proposed that Or19a is very important for the preference of citrus fruits as egg-laying substrate in flies.

Higher durability of concrete compared to wood also provides an important basis for the preference of concrete as the construction material for railway track sleepers.

My research project focuses on investigating which parts of the clustered protocadherin proteins are most important for the specific preferences of their interactions.

Walking convenience is important for the patient's preference and acceptance of an orthosis for daily use.

For the H1 virus subtype, substitutions E190D and D225G were important for the change in preference from avian to human receptors.

But traditional mores hold sway around you, most important in the preference for sons over daughters.

For example, Lemmon [ 37] showed that acoustic traits important for female preference and mate choice in populations of the chorus frog, Pseudacris feriarum, diverged to maximize differences from the heterospecific assemblage present, ultimately promoting reproductive isolation between conspecific populations via sexual selection.

Change in depression or hopelessness was important in reducing the preference comparison gap for present and future QoL assessments.

For the first time, the pattern of resources important for feeding preferences in herbivores (polyphenols and nitrogen) is mapped across an extensive landscape and the modeled foliar concentrations are shown to fit with ecological knowledge of the area.

Because of this, and because of recent work suggesting that facial cues of adiposity convey information about others' health that may be particularly important for mate preferences, we tested the contribution of assortative preferences for facial cues of adiposity to assortative mating for adiposity (assessed from body mass index, BMI) in a sample of romantic couples.

Such preferences are important for the fitness of organisms in their natural environments, but may hinder their performance as domesticated microbial cell factories.