Sentence examples for preference trends from inspiring English sources

Device function preference trends toward communication platforms.

Nonetheless, most pairs of codons in 2-fold degenerate blocks have preference trends in the same direction.

At the other limit, a species such as Saccharomyces cerevisiae shows no preference trends (Warnecke et al. 2008), largely lacks SR proteins (Plass et al. 2008), and has very few and small introns.

So, if the current preference trends in choice of specialty continue, increasing the female physician proportion does not directly lead to an increase in physicians who provide a primary care oriented practice.

While we establish an adhesion preference trend for aqueous S. aureus and E. coli O157 H7 suspensions, it is important to underline that experimental surfaces were molecularly smooth with a root-mean-square roughness less than 2 nm.

Clinicians e and f observed a preference trend by gender.

A regional journal preference trend was evident; for example, researchers from the UK publish most in Brit J Ophthalmol, which may be due to the UK publications are in journals with offices in the UK.

At the 3′ ends, only 4 of the 23 codon blocks (we treated 2-fold and 4-fold blocks differently here) did not have a conserved preference trend (binomial test, P = 0.002).

Say Media says a lot of its technology is focused on tracking users throughout the whole process, allowing advertisers to "further analyze user preferences, trends and more" and also to improve ad targeting.

Ann Fishman, president of Generational Targeted Marketing, a marketing firm focused on providing insights into the preferences, trends and buying habits of different generations, believes that the qualities often ascribed to Millennials will be a boon for companies as they develop products and practices in an increasingly digital, customer-driven and fast-moving business environment.

"This is a savvy generation that questions marketing and understands all things digital, but they lack the cynicism of Gen X," said Ann A. Fishman, president of Generational Targeted Marketing, LLC, a specialized marketing firm providing insights into the preferences, trends, and buying habits of millennials and other American generations.