Sentence examples for preferred trends from inspiring English sources

Treating stemness no longer as a fixed property, these concepts do not exclude certain preferred trends in the differentiation sequence, but allow reversible developments for individual cells.

If we see a bright founder working in this area, the opportunity will move to the "top of the pile" as if it's in one of our other preferred trends.

It's now time, all you well-to-do people, who preferred trending-out in a Prius, to return to the lap of luxury and solidity with the A6 Hybrid.

Does she prefer trends or tradition?

An ordinary woman, with little taste in fashion (besides preferring modern trends), might take a white oxford blouse and pair it with the obvious black pencil skirt, black patent pumps, and, if she's really daring, a red leather handbag.

In his opening speech at the exhibition, Mr Baldwin expressed what the art of Burne-Jones stood for: But in fact, long before 1933, Burne-Jones was hopelessly out-of-fashion in the art world, much of which soon preferred the major trends in Modern art, and the exhibit marking the 100th anniversary of his birth was a sad affair, poorly attended.

Wanelo may be the one to beat here, currently at #23 in the Apple App Store's Lifestyle section in the U.S. It also offers a personalized feed, but many of its users tend to prefer the trending page.

By creating their profile, age group, choice trend, preferred styles etc. the professional suggestion can be provided upon their next purchase so that they feel taken care of.

Russians used social media to influence the election through paid advertisements and the creation of fake accounts to force certain preferred stories to trend to "sow chaos and division in our country," he added.

"Noguchi was always understated and preferred to go against trends," said Shoji Sadao, executive director of the museum, who was once the sculptor's partner.

As supertree methods have been criticized for being biased towards historical trends, we preferred those studies that explicitly set out to derive a phylogenetic hypothesis and so exclude purely (and typically older) descriptive taxonomic works.