Sentence examples for predilection given to from inspiring English sources

The random sequences were generated by a random base generator that takes into account the predilection given to certain bases in the region under comparison.

We each have the built-in predilections given to us by genes, upbringing, and whatever black magic you call god.

This predilection gives rise to the Italian beccafico (fig pecker) and Portuguese felosa-das-figueiras (fig-tree warbler) as names for this species.

Attention will now have to be devoted to indulging the individual predilections of the disparate crew that have (with seemingly little thought given to the inherent risks of acronyms) dubbed themselves the coalition of commonsense.

Sarcoma has a predilection to metastasis to the lungs.

Prostate cancer shows a predilection to metastasise to the bone marrow.

That placement adds to a logjam that, given voters' predilection to stay the course, could shut out worthy series looking for their first nominations.

The vertebral spine was selected for evaluation of spread to bone given the predilection of bone metastasis to spread to this anatomic site.

Recently, clade 2.3.4.4 viruses have shown a predilection for genetic reassortment, giving rise to H5N2, H5N5, H5N6, and H5N8 virus subtypes, and have become globally widespread, causing infections in wild birds or poultry elsewhere in Asia, and in Europe and North America (1 – 3 ).

A little risky given my predilection to topple over but what the hell.

Sport has a fascinating predilection for giving the greats an unhappy ending.