Sentence examples for preferential starting from inspiring English sources

Preferential starting base is determined by the highest frequency SSR for the motif grouping.

With the Cotonou Agreement of 2000 a phasing out of preferential trade started which was to be concluded through Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) between the EU and ACP member states at the latest by the end of 2007 (Rampa 2007).

A preferential distribution provides a starting point, but the relative availability of young adults in the three populations will dictate the feasibility of any cross-parenting pattern.

This can explain why a preferential substitution is seen starting from the sides of the NCs rather than from the top/bottom.

Among these models, the preferential attachment model starts with a small seed network and grows by adding to the network one vertex in each iteration.

If colleges and universities wanted to open the doors to the middle class and the poor, they could flip this policy around: end preferential admission for the wealthy and start giving preferential admission to those from modest economic backgrounds.

The M&M module can be parameterized so that mesopore infiltration resembles that of the Richards equation as a starting point for the preferential-flow parameterization.

The preferential attachment RCT network is formed iteratively, starting with a small number of RCTs.

Starting from archaea, gene regions with preferential location on either strand are diminishing in number.

Once again, TCRβ chains remained relatively heterogeneous while TCRα sequences rapidly attain focused, preferential usage; although selected out of the same starting pool, the Th17 receptor usage is dissimilar to either Th1 or Th2 lines.

In the process of rewiring, only edges between different cohesive groups are unfavorable; edges starting from the neutral group have no preferential targets.