Sentence examples for orientation more often from inspiring English sources

In both Chromera and Vitrella genomes, closely spaced (<1000 bp) genes were in head-to-head orientation more often than expected by chance (data not shown).

Vascular canals have sometimes a reticular orientation but more often a longitudinal one.

CAGE data indicating transcription starting sites (TSS) in this orientation occur more often than previously appreciated [ 45, 48].

In summary, pairs of ORF-Ts in the convergent orientation occur more often than expected, while tandemly arranged ORF-Ts occur less often than expected.

In addition, ORF-Ts flanked by annotated SUTs or CUTs (in any orientation) occur more often than expected and show a twofold to fourfold higher median expression upon change from GLU to GAL than the average median expression obtained through the simulations.

In both groups, males, sensation seekers, as well as people with a not exclusively heterosexual orientation used SEIM more often.

We expected that adolescents and adults with a not exclusively heterosexual orientation would use SEIM more often than adolescents and adults with an exclusively heterosexual orientation.

Tabak's is not the first study to find that people can correctly guess a person's sexual orientation from a photograph more often than just by chance.

While Christopher's performance on the pre-test indicated that he was well above the group mean in terms of his mathematical content knowledge, his ways of working indicated an orientation that swung towards operational techniques more often than towards structure or generality.

Among other MSM, HIV testing was reported more often for those with homosexual orientation than for those with bisexual orientation (58% versus 37%, p = 0.003) and for those with heterosexual orientation (58% versus 28%, p = 0.018).

These results strongly suggest that patients, more often than controls, misreported the orientation of other stimuli in the sequence.