Sentence examples for of this preferred from inspiring English sources
The reason for the unusual yield is that the price of this preferred has fallen two-thirds since the convert's February 2002 issuance.
During corrosion of zirconium alloys a highly textured oxide is formed, the degree of this preferred orientation has previously been shown to be an important factor in determining the corrosion behaviour of these alloys.
The intensity of this preferred orientation is increased with the annealing temperature, with the exception at 613 K annealing temperature that can be due to the formation of an extra peak related to copper oxide as Cu4O3 (004) as a result of the fact that oxide becomes stable at higher temperature thermodynamically.
The brand equity measures (price premium and market share) of this preferred brand were then used in the analysis of individual-level quit behaviour.
As the structure is translated out of this preferred plane, the ABAB arrangement of the HCP layers is such that there are no translations that reproduce the exact same configuration of fields, in the autocorrelogram.
A useful example of this preferred approach to cancer and non-cancer risk assessments based on US EPA (2005) guidance is found in the published propylene oxide (PO) cancer MOA risk assessment (Sweeney et al., 2009).
Bjork says that the majority of Icelanders are against this, preferring to develop smaller companies, which that they own themselves and creating local income.
Nearly two-thirds (64.9%) of this group preferred a combination of CAM and conventional medicine (Table 4).
In view of this, we preferred to use the hook plate in our subset of patients who were primarily athletic and involved in strenuous physical activities as soldiers.
Additionally, to characterize the microclimate of the habitat of S. hirsuta, an automatic weather station (MiniCube VV/VX16, EMS, Brno, CZ) was installed in the understorey of the study site, in a place representative of that preferred by this species.
Members of this school preferred to remain anonymous and therefore published their writings, such as the Sefer ha-ʿiyyun ("Book of Speculation"), either without an author's name or with an attribution to a fictitious authority.
