The research also pointed to a preference for tablet shapes.
The predominance of Cluster III amplicons in the Arctic sample and high prevalence in the Chile sample may point to a preference for low temperature.
Their popularity points to a regional preference for larger screens which can be used to carry out work on the go, rather than separate functions to a smaller smartphone and larger tablet.
So it is hardly surprising that they have become a little choosy about the stocks they favour.Orrin Sharp Pierson, a strategist at BNP Paribas, points to a huge preference among investors in recent years for "quality" stocks.
This points to a higher preference of the cucumber glyoxysomes for the non-oxidized fatty acid LA.
The results of this study, briefly presented in the first part of the article, pointed to a prevalent preference for verbal training, supervision, and session processing, and to a surprising absence of awareness of and engagement with the therapist's own bodily response to the therapeutic encounter.
Evidence from this course and other dual-level courses in the Biotechnology Program pointed to a student preference for a lab partner of the same academic level.
This points to a marked difference in substrate preference: bfAANATα and bfAANATδ' exhibit a broad capacity to acetylate amines, including arylalkylamines and a diamine, whereas oAANAT exhibits a distinct preference for arylalkylamines with an aromatic group, including serotonin, PEA and tryptamine.
This points out to a preference for suboxic or anoxic environments, where a substantial fraction of the organic matter becomes incorporated below the oxic zone of the sediment [102].
This captures the gains from reduced morbidity and reduced mortality by assigning quality weights at specific time points to an intervention that are based on preferences, anchored on perfect health and death, and measured on an interval scale.
