Sentence examples for potential preference for from inspiring English sources

Dramatic difference in the number of Tyr-containing T cell epitopes from C-terminal segment of α-Syn predicted to bind H-2Kk but not any of H-2b molecules (Table 2, data in brackets) suggests a potential preference for H-2Kk versus H-2b mice to induce T cell responses to nitrated C-terminal fragments of α-Syn.

In order to avoid confounding motivation based on a potential preference for unrelated callers in the mating context vs a potential preference for kin callers in a non-sexual context, we performed playback experiments outside the mating season.

This assured that the maximum digit span was not influenced by the child's potential preference for any of the two conditions.

Cross-border healthcare use raises the concerns of continuity of care and interference of medicine from abroad, which may be more evident in immigrant populations, due to their familiarity with and potential preference for healthcare services in their countries of origin.

Whether or not global minimums are realistic remains to be seen given the limited resources for life-saving care in many LMIC crisis settings, and the diversity of cultural beliefs and potential preferences for end-of-life care across the globe.

Capturing the full ubiquitylated proteome by ubiquitin traps is challenging due to potential preferences for specific types of chains and preferences for polyubiquitylation versus monoubiquitylation.

From the experiments conducted herein, we can derive a potential preference index for C. pipiens that can be included in epidemiological models describing WNV enzootic transmission to determine its influence on the dynamics.

In each group, the target-distractors (S1/S2) were reversed for half the bees to control for potential preference effects [19].

A correlation has been previously postulated between psychostimulant abuse potential and preference for the outward-facing DAT conformation.

Moreover, the results of our study indicate a means by which the opposing theoretical perspectives regarding (potential) investors' preference for prioritizing either shareholding or non-shareholding stakeholders can be reconciled (Jansson and Biel 2011; Rivoli 1995).

Second, by outlining the importance of assumed costs and perceived sustainability as critical moderating mechanisms, it reconciles opposing theoretical perspectives (Jansson and Biel 2011; Rivoli 1995) with regard to (potential) investors' preference for companies that prioritize either shareholding or non-shareholding stakeholders.