What begins as a strategic use of a non-self-interested arguments ends up leading to preference change (Fearon 1998, 54).
However, the source of cell lines may have subtler consequences, perhaps leading to preferences for specific lineages or different tendencies toward tumorigenicity.
Cognitive impairment might interfere with comprehension and processing of information required to complete preference measurement tasks, leading to biased preference values.
When share prices are rising or falling sharply, investors want to quickly and reliably get their trade done, leading to a preference for the safety of an exchange.
I am told by some leading lights that preference for one's own sort is "natural" and that minorities have been spoilt by having protective laws and "special privileges".
The values of the tuning parameter and the features are recorded at all registered consent moments, leading to the preference dataset (4).
The soft tissues caused problems during treatment but found both Ilizarov and Sheffield ring fixators to be versatile in controlling soft tissue tension, leading to a preference for using ring fixators in the latter part of this study.
Overexpression of KAT5 in cis caused the elevated occupancy of Pol II on KAT5 and extended to RNASHE2C gene body, leading to the preference of distal pA site in RNASHE2C.
Therefore, xylitol accumulates in yeast cells and is secreted into the fermentation medium due to the intracellular redox imbalance caused by the coenzyme preference, leading to poor ethanol yield (Chu and Lee 2007; van Vleet and Jeffries 2009; Matsushika et al. 2009).
The larger of the two substituents on the electrophile (in the case above, methyl is larger than proton) adopts an equatorial disposition in the favored transition state, leading to a preference for E enolates.
> In the last decade, discussion on positional preference leading to deformational plagiocephaly (DP) has increased substantially.
