Sentence examples for preferentially uses from inspiring English sources

We found that snowshoe hare preferentially uses cutting-origin stands and that the peak of habitat use by red squirrels occurs about 20 years earlier after cutting than after fire.

As far as the origin of the raw materials is concerned, the phrasing used was the same as the one adopted in Italy by the Regional Administration of the Veneto, which released the following official claim to certified establishments: 'This restaurant preferentially uses products of regional origin'.

We demonstrate here that CHIKV preferentially uses a clathrin-independent, Eps15-dependent pathway to enter mammalian epithelial cells.

For instance, common nightingales (Luscinia megarhynchos) differ in diurnal and nocturnal singing activity [45] and the banded wren (Thryothorus pleurostictus) sings longer during dawn chorus and preferentially uses specific song types in territorial interactions [48].

Saccharomyces cerevisiae preferentially uses glucose as a fermentable source of carbon and energy (Fig. 1).

As shown in Table 3, lactate is the predominant gluconeogenic precursor in both organs, but otherwise the kidney preferentially uses glutamine 16, whereas the liver preferentially uses alanine 17.

This result led us to preferentially use P36 in further work.

Forward models are more useful for inferring causal relationships [43] and so were preferentially used to infer the influential variables of carbon storage and sequestration.

The use of pressure-controlled (PC) modes has steadily increased, and they are now preferentially used.

Under these conditions the gatA overexpressing strains preferentially use D-galacturonic acid over D-xylose.

For real noisy data the cyclic relative phase, mod, is preferentially used.