Sentence examples for preference underlies from inspiring English sources
This preference underlies much of the criticism of China's financial policy.
Because first strand RNAs that begin with G tend to end with U, their complementary strands would tend to begin with A. Thus dicing measured from a 5' adenosine might be a preference underlying the alternative dicing of P4R2 duplexes from either end.
Because of these certifier preferences, underlying cause statistics are not entirely reliable.
In short the assumption of the rational consumer with well-informed stable preferences underlying the competitive market model does not always hold where future benefits are concerned.
If preferences change over time, the assumption of rational and stable preferences underlying the competitive market model no longer applies and consumer choice, based on ex-ante preferences that differ from ex-poste will not maximise social welfare.
Work described herein for ribonuclease H enzymes has been extended in Stafford, K.A.; Trbovic, N.; Butterwick, J.A; Abel, R.; Friesner, R.A.; Palmer, A.G. Conformational preferences underlying reduced activity of a thermophilic ribonuclease H. J. Mol.
The implications of the study proposed are potentially profound: if differences in clinician and patient values and preferences underlie the current apparent underutilization of warfarin, it can be inferred that there are truly hundreds of thousands of patients experiencing an unnecessary devastating stroke each year.
Then assuming the transitivity of the strict preference, the underlying partial confidence relations are those at work in non-monotonic inference and thus satisfy one of the main properties of possibility theory.
The profile represents the current older person's interaction requirements and these can be changed at any time to take into account a change of interaction preference or underlying interaction requirements relating to old age.
(B ) Preference scores underlying the associative performance indices in (A ).
Humans find some sounds more pleasing than others; such preferences may underlie our enjoyment of music.
