Sentence examples for processing preferences from inspiring English sources

Finally, we show that epitope distribution is strongly influenced by both processing preferences and amino acid entropy.

Thus, two processing preferences, the one for subject relatives and the other for morphologically cued clauses, cancel each other out in terms of processing difficulty.

On the other hand, it has been argued that speech output, being in the auditory modality, may not be compatible with the processing preferences of learners with autism.

This relationship is further impacted by differences in TCR avidity for specific epitopes or proteosome processing preferences which can vary from patient to patient and whether the predominant infecting virus species encode mutated epitopes [27].

Therefore, the Dicers of Paramecium and Tetrahymena most likely have different processing preferences.

Level-specific priming effects are interesting because, beyond the question of whether perceptual processing preferences can be induced top down and maintained across time, the outcome of such priming sheds light on the level of processing that is appropriate for a particular stimulus while a particular task is performed.

Because of these correlations, HIV sequence combinations that minimize or eliminate CD8 epitope production through adaptation to conserved antigen-processing preferences (Paulsson, 2004) would potentially be a very efficient immune escape mechanism if they were to occur.

Together, the correlation between HLA frequencies across populations and the corresponding selection for evasive substitutions in the circulating virus argue strongly for the immune selection of HIV and viral adaptation to antigen-processing preferences.

Here, we hypothesized that HIV adaptation to antigen-processing preferences might limit CD8 epitope production at the viral population level in a manner dependent on the HLA allele frequency within a host population, thereby reflecting the sum of all intrapatient adaptations and their transmissibility.

These findings emphasize that the significant differences in retention between the two groups were not due to differences in pre-existing student achievement (GPA) or prior information-processing preferences, but most likely due to the different processing instructions given to the two groups of students.

A free market is designed to maximize "common utility" by processing the preferences of 317,000,000 people, expressed in the form of voluntary offers to buy and sell, into an optimum allocation of resources and an efficient coordination of efforts.