Sentence examples for preferentially drawn from inspiring English sources

Among some species of widow spiders, males are preferentially drawn to females that smell as if they've just finished dinner, and hence are less likely to view approaching mate as a meal.

It is shown that peripheral neurons with higher firing rates are preferentially drawn into partial synchronization.

Recent research now suggests that bees may be preferentially drawn to foods laced with these pesticides as a result of reward mechanisms.

We considered the possibility that coastal cities may reach peak densities (and therefore have elevated contact rates) during the summer months, when travelers are preferentially drawn to the coast [17].

Conceivably, persons with subtle or unreported symptoms of TB might have been preferentially drawn to a TB vaccine trial.

Blood was preferentially drawn through a central venous catheter before using peripheral venous access or a peripheral blood draw in an effort to minimize hemolysis.

If babbling is just a function of babies exercising their mouth muscles, it shouldn't preferentially draw on the language half of the brain, and babies should babble out of both sides of their mouths.

Salient sensory stimuli preferentially draw our attention and enter our consciousness.

It should be defined preferentially to draw up adequate therapeutic plan for each patient.

That is, people holding negative self-views are preferentially (but not exclusively) drawn to negative feedback because such self-confirming feedback bolsters confidence in the accuracy of negative self-views (i.e., "epistemic" reasons) and serves to avoid the negative consequences resulting from others forming overly positive appraisals (i.e., pragmatic reasons).

A study by Konkle and Olivia has shown that real-world objects are drawn, imagined and preferentially viewed at a consistent visual size (Konkle & Oliva, 2011).