Sentence examples for preference to human from inspiring English sources

Our data can explain why influenza viruses, both avian-like [14], [15], classical swine and triple reassortant swine influenza viruses [9], replicated in pigs have changed in their receptor binding preference to human α2-6 receptor and have occasionally been isolated from humans.

We show that a lamprey MC receptor can bind MSH peptides and like non-mammalian vertebrates, have preference to human ACTH peptides before other ligands.

On the contrary increasing altitude significantly extended the duration of gonotrophic cycle and reduced: the EIR, their preference to human blood and consequently the malaria stability index.

As more organizations use Internet surveys to conduct research into subjects ranging from product preferences to human rights, GeoPoll's platform seeks to help them to reach people on featurephones or even more basic devices.

This, if true, suggests a predetermination of odor preferences [10], and it might consequently be hypothesized that other species may show similar odor preferences to humans.

If odor hedonic value is indeed predetermined by odorant structure, then it could be hypothesized that other species will show similar odor preferences to humans.

If Bentham were right, there would have to be a length of oyster life such that you would choose it in preference to the human.

Previously, Scott et al (2001) found that CaP cells bind to BMS and bone marrow endothelial primary cells (BME) in preference to TCP, human umbilical vein endothelial cell line (HUVEC) and prostate fibroblasts.

The four amino acid substitutions in HA identified by (2) (the Imai et al. set) also contain two receptor-binding amino acid substitutions, N220K and Q222L, one of which is in common with the Herfst et al. set and which together are known to change the sialic acid linkage preference to the more human-like alpha-2-6 linkage (2).

"Basically, if a mouse shows conditioned preference to a drug, humans are going to be susceptible as well," he says.

The African malaria mosquito Anopheles gambiae Giles sensu stricto (Diptera: Culicidae) (henceforth termed A. gambiae) is one of the most important malaria vectors because of its preference to feed on humans [1].