Sentence examples for preferences scheme from inspiring English sources

To verify whether Trpm5 −/− mice with dysfunctional MCH neurons could detect the post-ingestive effects of sucrose, we adapted a conditioning protocol as in de Araujo et al. (2008), that allows the animal to manifest taste-independent preferences (scheme in Figure 5).

Members approved a regional tariff preference scheme in 1984 and expanded upon it in 1987 and 1990.

For the silliness factor, we need only look at San Francisco's complicated preference scheme for awarding contracts.

And while the EU offers 100% DFQF access under its Everything But Arms (EBA) preference scheme, its rules of origin provisions make it hard for poor countries to take advantage of this opening.

He redoubled his efforts to improve Australian economic prospects with the empire, and the conference agreed to a limited form of his long-sought imperial preference scheme that would give Australia greater access and competitiveness in imperial markets over five years, an achievement for which Bruce received much praise from the Lyons government.

To accommodate our workflow and our SNP candidate selection preference scheme we developed our own script.

It selects the best 25 SNPs per OTU according to our preference scheme and then screens increasingly large sets of random combinations of these candidate SNPs to establish "near-minimal" diagnostic panels.

So far, only a handful of universities have changed their admissions policies, so most racial-preference schemes will continue unchanged.

The United States and the European Union should harmonize their trade preference schemes for sub-Saharan Africa as part of their partnership pact.

Caglar Ozden and Eric Reinhardt, of the World Bank, show that countries are more likely to open up after they are ejected from one-way preference schemes.

The Gleneagles commitments went further, stating that developed countries "should improve the utilisation of our preference schemes by ensuring that rules (particularly rules of origin) are transparent and simple to follow and do not inadvertently preclude eligible developing countries from taking advantage of those schemes".