Sentence examples for preference in response from inspiring English sources

A gibbon (Hylobates agilis) infant has also been reported to exhibit a direct-gaze preference in response to schematic faces used as stimuli [22].

Inexperienced migrants have been shown to increase fattening and change their innate directional preference in response to changes in the magnetic field [25], [31] but the involvement of the magnetic field in migratory navigation remains unresolved.

It would be interesting to test whether preferences of South American crayfish align with the preferences of the South American snails or the North American crayfish to see if phylogeny or geography more strongly influences preference in response to structural or chemical traits, respectively.

Participants will also demonstrate a directional preference in response to mechanical loading strategies on physical examination.

At a cultural level, people are known to change their health behaviours (e.g., food preparation, mate preference) in response to pathogen prevalence (Sherman & Billing, 1999).

This preference of females for yeast is exaggerated in response to mating, indicating that Drosophila regulates dietary preference in response to reproductive status [ 80, 81].

Some neurons in areas MSTd (Gu et al., 2006, 2008) and VIP (Chen et al., 2013) have matched heading preferences in response to visual and vestibular stimuli ('congruent' cells), whereas others prefer widely disparate headings ('opposite' cells).

More advantaged and better-informed parents, meanwhile, did not significantly change their preferences in response to graduation rates.

Competitive mating trials were performed between pairs of populations adapted to these two environments, with the trials designed to separate the effects of local adaptation on male mating success from plasticity of female mate preferences in response to these environments.

African American, Hispanic American, Asian American, and European American students rated their procedural preferences in response to a hypothetical conflict scenario and then recalled a real dispute in which they had been involved.

Additionally, had the enclosed fishes expanded their feeding preferences in response to being caged, these changes would have biased our experiments against seeing the strong interspecific differences in effects on primary succession that we documented.