Sentence examples for orientation more than from inspiring English sources

If there is a genetic component to homosexuality, one would expect identical twins to share sexual orientation more than fraternal twins, and that is indeed the case.

A gay police officer has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the New York Police Department, claiming he has been constantly harassed since telling a co-worker of his sexual orientation more than four years ago.

The extent of damage from abrasive grooves varied from grain to grain and was dictated by crystallographic orientation more than the grain height.

Implications for managers and entrepreneurs are on the crucial role of the relational and firm-specific factors such as the relational approach to the supplier and the winery's strategic orientation more than integrating new knowledge of clones for subsequent reconfiguration useful to improve knowledge of the soil and new grafts on it.

Zero indicated that the scaffold was impossible to be connected to any chromosome; one indicated the scaffold could be connected with no orientation; more than one indicated potential perfect assembly with an orientation.

For the less rotation invariant texture descriptors, additional orientations (more than two) further improve the classification accuracies even though the achieved accuracies level out and do not reach the levels of the rotation invariant descriptors.

Last, the extent of the method to the whole studied zone allows mapping 90% of the crop row orientations (more than 45,000 ha) with an error inferior to 40°, associated to a confidence index ranging from 1 to 5 for each agricultural plot.

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).

Beyond tandem duplications, ECM domain pairs appear bidirectionally (in both a forward (A-B) and reverse (B-A) orientation) more frequently than expected.

The short component of T2* provides a better marker of Achilles tendinopathy, suggesting that it reflects the changes in water content and collagen orientation more accurately than a simple mono-exponential fit.

8 Social deprivation is associated with an orientation more towards the present than the future.