Sentence examples for preferred counterpart from inspiring English sources

These viruses all possessed the typical avian residue at each of these locations excepting positions 13 in PB1 (Proline not Leucine was present) and residue 34 in the NP protein, which was Glycine and not Asparagine, the mouse preferred counterpart, or the more typical avian residue Aspartic acid.

In Italy, ENTs (like their GP counterparts) preferred platelet aggregation inhibitors (52%) as one of their first-line drug options.

In Italy, ENTs (like their GP counterparts) preferred the use of platelet aggregation inhibitors (45%) as one of the first-line pharmaceutical options.

The cover, which I have always preferred to its American counterpart, shows a cloaked figure (presumably Genly Ai) standing in a winter nightscape with coral-like flora in the foreground and the lights of a mountaintop city behind him.

The immobilized CSH-I was preferred over its free counterpart due to its higher tolerance to heat and pH, as well as improved shelf-life.

In practical applications, local approaches are preferred to their global counterparts due to their speed and ease of implementation.

Another useful observation is that the vertebrate predators should be preferred to their invertebrate counterparts while aiming at conserving endangered prey species.

User surveys suggest that the proposed 3D visualization techniques are preferred to their 2D counterparts in terms of quickness, effectiveness, easiness, and usefulness.

Immobilized enzymes are preferred over their soluble counterparts due to their robustness in harsh industrial processes; the most stable enzyme derivatives are often produced through multipoint covalent attachment (MCA).

Although all the O-HOT questions dealt with topics that were not taught to the experimental 1-mo learning groups, the students who enrolled in the active-learning group outperformed their counterparts who preferred only independent learning.

Their counterparts who preferred independent learning were actually exposed to the traditional-plus-tutorial version of the course, although both groups enrolled in the course in the same semester.