Sentence examples for prefer resulting from inspiring English sources
For instance, the social environment can impose constraints on mating decisions such that individuals are forced to mate with partners they would otherwise not prefer, resulting in decrements to offspring viability [ 5, 14].
For backwards compatibility V2000 is often preferred resulting in limited usage of V3000.
In contrast, formation of isomer 9 suggests that formaldehyde loss is preferred, resulting in occupation of the heterocyclic ring oxygen (O-benzylphosphate isomer).
Therefore, if software depends on event passing, then the DefaultChemObjectBuilder can be used, in most cases this isn't needed and the SilentChemObjectBuilder is preferred resulting in a typical speed up of 10 20%: The third builder is the DataDebugChemObjectBuilder which generates debug information for all changes to the content of the data classes.
The participants could choose to give their views in the language they preferred, resulting in a mixed discussion and a limitation to the non-Somali-speaking researcher co-conducting the focus groups.
The gene names for all paralogs but PF14_0733+4 were kept as annotated by PlasmoDB, even when an alternative prediction was preferred, resulting in a total of 20 R45-like proteins in the 3D7 P. falciparum genome.
By contrast, Frenchwomen prefer results that look as natural as possible.
In their hearts, many voters would prefer results rather than confrontation to provide more fodder for campaign commercials.
If you prefer results from another search engine like Microsoft Bing or Yahoo Search, though, you can switch.
A few twists of fate – or, if you prefer, results in football matches – meant Watford and Leicester very nearly didn't meet at all in the 2013 Championship play-offs.
This will hopefully lead to a more thoughtful "use of established procedures in widely distributed software" and a disengagement from "the natural tendency of most people to prefer results in agreement with preconceived ideas" as encouraged by the Committee on Statistical Descriptors of the International Union of Crystallography.
