Sentence examples for rare preference from inspiring English sources

The most striking difference is that white cider accounts for 16.0% of patients' week's consumption but is a rare preference (0.009%) for the wider population.

Histidine is also a rare preference, with only three peptidases showing any preference for it, namely chymosin (A01.006; S4), carnosine dipeptidase I (M20.006; S1′) and Xaa-methyl-His dipeptidase (M20.013; S1′).

Interestingly we confirm that LRRK2 is a Thr preferring kinase, although rare, this preference for Thr over Ser has been reported for LRRK2 and other additional kinases [29], [49], [50].

If modulation of responses is not call specific, or call specific at a small minority of sites, then the overall the number of sites with a positive rare call preference should not deviate significantly from the number of sites with a negative rare call preference, however this is not the case (Figure 5C).

Accessibility of the Internet allows people to connect anonymously and without boundaries – features particularly important for people with relatively rare sexual preference such as paraphilia.

Overall, the level of rare call preference increases as recurrence rate increases, although sites with a high stereotypy index (Figure 5A) do not seem to follow this general pattern (Figure 5C).

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When preferences are rare, the presence of a second preference can increase competitive costs drastically by leading to female with two preferences having very strong preferences for rare two-trait males; this in turn would lead to fierce competition.

They showed empirically that lower frequency codon preferences (rare codons) tend to cluster within the regions of mRNA that encode the link/end segments that separate elements of higher ordered structure.

Preference for acidic amino acids is very rare except in the S1 pocket, and similarly aromatic amino acids are rarely preferred except in S1 and S1′.

Hence, the preference for rare steaks or tartare preparations".