Sentence examples for preferred to explore the from inspiring English sources

In addition, when one of the two objects was translocated or displaced to a new position in the same box in a spatial version of the object preference test (Dix and Aggleton, 1999), Salm3−/− mice preferred to explore the displaced object to an extent comparable to that of WT mice.

On a recent trip to Porto, I would have much preferred to explore the city's food and drinks scene than hit the pavement, but I dug deep and got in a good 30km.

But where Bernstein, in his compositions, melded jazz and theater music with a lush symphonic neo-Romanticism -- or wrote theater music outright -- Mr. Foss preferred to explore the byways of the avant-garde, focusing at different times on techniques from serialism and electronic music to Minimalism and improvisation.

Growth, formation and stability of anodic oxides obtained on n-InP were investigated under illumination at pH 9. A potentiostatic mode has been preferred to explore the chemical evolution of the interface.

Di Meola remarked that the music had become too "wild and crazy" and that he preferred to explore the quieter side of music, something Paco also felt, saying that he preferred "controlled expression to velocity".

That is why most GPs preferred to explore the patient's concerns at an early stage in the consultation.

Twitchers and families might prefer to explore the RSPB Arne nature reserve, rather than the blustery headlands.

Wisely, he avoids a straightforward chronology, preferring to explore the main themes that have dominated Egyptian discourse since the overthrow of King Farouk in 1952.

The deal bought out three years of free agency, a coup for O'Dowd considering that many clients of Gonzalez's agent, Scott Boras, prefer to explore the open market.

Not surprising for a woman who owns three Vipers, Ms. Fenyvest also likes to go to the Canadian Grand Prix each June (and the attendant block parties), but she prefers to explore the city on her bicycle.

Ben Zucker, a photographer from upstate New York and an avid sailor since childhood, moors a small sailboat at the City Island docks, in the Bronx, which he takes out regularly, preferring to explore the five boroughs via their many waterways.