Sentence examples for remarkable preference for from inspiring English sources

"The Japanese household developed a remarkable preference for cash," said Richard Jerram, chief economist at Macquarie Securities in Tokyo.

Pocket 9 accepted aliphatic and negatively charged amino acids, but showed a remarkable preference for aromatic residues due to the conformation of the pocket, which lacks the typical salt bridge between β57Asp and α76Arg.

It was observed that learners had a remarkable preference for those sections in which they had to share what they were doing with their friends.

Drug products and related formulation technologies show sometimes a remarkable preference for either soybean lecithin or egg lecithin.

However, clinical observations indicate that cancer cells show a remarkable preference for certain organs to form secondary tumors [ 4, 5].

Some published evidence, on the contrary, indicates that they may show remarkable preference for specific substrates in vivo.

Utilizing these yeast mutants for gal induced expression of AtLPEAT1 and AtLPEAT2 we found a remarkable difference in preference for LPA between the two enzymes.

He has a natural grace in the public arena, an appetite for crowds, a remarkable command of English, plus an instinctive preference for a literary routine, combined with a love of travel.

His preference for the Tuscan dialect over Latin was remarkable for this time.

As Westlund argues, the agent here seems to identify wholeheartedly with her preference for deference to her husband: "Hill's character is remarkable in part because she seems so unambivalent about her subservient role" (Westlund 2003, 491).

The most remarkable finding in our study is, in our view, that the Patients' preference for chemotherapy as assessed before they met with their medical oncologist, most strongly predicted their eventual treatment choice.