Sentence examples for preferential trend from inspiring English sources

The Freundlich isotherm parameter analysis showed the preferential trend of sorption of metal ions as Cd (II) > Cu (II) > Zn (II) > Hg II).

Note that preference for emotion type was also opposite in these regions: while the BA 47 and BA 11 showed a preference for negative clips with eyes closed, the BA 46/9 demonstrated a preferential trend for neutral ones with eyes open (Figure 2).

These phenomena have the potential to severely affecting phylogenetic tree topology, particularly when similar sets of genes are lost indifferent lineages because of similar environmental pressures, or when a preferential trend of horizontal gene flow exists between different lineages.

In contrast, the MNP clustering is inhibited in chalcogenide glasses by an opposite trend in preferential interaction between embedded metal and destructed glass components in respect to much smaller χ-criterion (tens of kJ/mol).

We observed a trend of preferential activation of the shorter allele among the PCOS cases with non random XCI pattern.

Further, in spite of the lack of evidence for a major epigenetic effect, we observed a trend of preferential activation of the shorter allele among the PCOS cases with non random XCI pattern.

There is no trend for preferential selection of highly interacting genes in our T2DM candidate list.

We predict that additional taxon sampling will confirm the current trend of preferential presence in unicellular eukaryotes and will further clarify the origins of the eukaryotic priS genes.

There was a trend for preferential loss of shorter alleles (129 short alleles/232 total alleles, p = 0.088), but only for wgaDNA produced from 1 ng of gDNA was this significant (90 short alleles/145 total alleles, p = 0.0037).

Pre-treatment with zoledronic acid caused accumulation of an extra-cellular matrix in the growth plate associated with a trend towards preferential [1] homing of tumour cells to osteoblast-rich areas of bone, but without affecting the total number of tumour cells.

While Dutch researchers have failed to replicate this association [ 97, 98], parental genetic data and family-based analyses in the Hungarian sample showed a highly significant non-transmission of the 7-repeat allele (and the -521T~7-repeat haplotype) to securely attached infants, as well as a trend for preferential transmission to disorganised infants [ 95].