Sentence examples for preferred recognition from inspiring English sources

CgYap1 has undergone a recent mutation causing a shift of its preferred recognition site [29].

The same pattern of preferred recognition of mis-disordered tau protein over the full-length variant was observed for the three-repeat tau protein.

Twenty-seven percent of people who identify themselves with a religion were more likely to support some form of legal status for gay couples, the poll showed, while 17 preferred no recognition.

Humans prefer pattern recognition to calculation [20] and skill-based or rule-based thinking to knowledge-based thinking.

Growth Des. 7 (2007) 212], we have found that protonated heterocyclic bases (2-amino-4-picoline and 2-aminopyridine) have a preferred hydrogen bonded recognition motif R22 8) with metal carboxylate frameworks, which has an important role in guiding the crystal packing in the solid state.

Automatic data recognition is preferred where possible as it reduces the subjectivity associated with the manual selection of data.

The pilot users interestingly highlighted how users preferred fingerprints and facial recognition authentication to the out-of-favor passwords.

It might be helpful to mention these terms along with the authors' preferred name to facilitate recognition by the readers.

One former Roma player and USA mainstay, Michael Bradley, claims US players are still undervalued, particularly by coaches who prefer the "brand recognition" of, for example, Argentinians.

Business would prefer no union recognition rule at all, although it accepts Labour's idea that workers dismissed for striking legally should be allowed to seek compensation.Against this, most businessmen prefer Mr Blair's pragmatic approach to Europe to the Tories' unpredictability.

And while most Americans who favor keeping marriage as it has customarily been would prefer no legal recognition of same-sex unions at either the federal or the state level, we believe that they can live with federal civil unions — provided that no religious groups are forced to accept them as marriages.