Sentence examples for loss of preference from inspiring English sources

AaegTRPA1 -/- mutants lacked normal avoidance of thermal stimuli exceeding host body temperatures, resulting in a loss of preference for biologically relevant thermal stimuli that resemble hosts.

One study demonstrated a loss of preference for a novel over familiar stimulus animal within the course of a few hours [ 55].

Specifically, we are interested to see whether, concomitant with the loss of preference at very high concentrations of fructose and sucrose, a loss of appetitive effect in feeding or learning assays would be observed.

We then set out to determine the radiance at which the green target appeared indistinguishable from the red, as indicated by a loss of preference for the green lane.

Similarly, anhedonia can be tested by the loss of preference for chocolate milk compared with water (Cairncross 1984; Jesberger and Richardson 1985; Kelly et al. 1997; Leonard and Tuite 1981; Pucilowski et al. 1993; Richardson 1991; Slotkin et al. 1999), a response that again is typical of a deficit in 5HT function (Juckel et al. 2003).

Thus, a loss of strand preference of Rev1 could explain the "net" increase of G to C transversions (i.e. C to G transversions on the bottom strand) in the VH genes in NBS patients.

In the case of the variant PKCγ D484G, our results uncovered a loss of Arg preference in position P−2 of the substrate peptide for the mutant variant.

These augmented locomotor phenotypes contrast with the behavioral effect we see with a loss of sucrose preference in MCH ablated mice.

Loss of host preference with starvation could be a manifestation of opportunistic feeding behaviour: a fly waiting for cattle at water would be better feeding on a suid or reptile than starve to death.

On the other hand, if wing spots instead became a neutral trait in D. gunungcola, due to the loss of female preference for them or the loss of the wing display behavior, then changes in regulators and modifiers might be equally likely.

Many other investors have also incurred losses on preference shares, a type of convertible debt that Bankia and other banks sold mainly to their retail clients.