Sentence examples for pronounced preference from inspiring English sources

As a result, most citizens evince a pronounced preference for public sector employment and many prefer unemployment or staying outside of the workforce to private sector jobs [22, 26, 33, 36, 37].

In psychological studies, people who describe themselves as undecided often reveal a pronounced preference when they are forced to choose.

"Exits are the new entrances," quipped an editor at the 2007 fall fashion shows, held in February and March, referring to a pronounced preference on the part of designers to favor the dorsal over the ventral view.

ZnTe is well known to exhibit a pronounced preference for p-type due to self-compensation via Zn vacancies [10, 11].

It was recently demonstrated by using animal models, that neurons in primary auditory cortex of anesthetized ferrets exhibit a pronounced preference to stimuli that exhibit 1/f statistics.

Having said all this, a confession: I was not a fan of sour beer until very recently, having always been a devoted hophead with a pronounced preference for the bitter over the sour.

If selecting sites with induced binding (log ratio >2), repetitive sequences feature a high proportion of exact spacing of 21 bp, whereas sites within non-repetitive sequences display slightly less pronounced preferences for spacings of 18 21 bp (Fig. 4).

A direct correlation was therefore observed between the surface electronic structure and associated catalytic activity, revealing a pronounced structural preference for (110) and (111) facets (Fig. 7).

However, treatment with curcumin successfully reversed the effects of CUS, showing significantly more pronounced sucrose preference and sucrose consumption than in the model group (11.7% and 31.9%. Z = −2.429, P = 0.015. Figure  2B; Z = −2.286, P = 0.022. Figure  2C).

After training these IFC responses were more pronounced for stimulation with incongruent than congruent pairs of artificial AV stimuli, whereas right posterior MTG showed a complementary, but less pronounced congruency preference pattern.

Previous findings using a similar task design showed a pronounced face preference in 6-months-olds across a range of eye tracking measures and stimulus presentation contexts in typically developing infants [28].