Sentence examples for research predilections from inspiring English sources

In fact, Rosalind's research predilections centered on something very beautiful, the idea of a crystal.

The HASC report was the result of thorough research, not Keith Vaz's predilections.

If some of the drug's supporters are uneasy on this count, it is because the Bush administration has, on more than one occasion, attempted to make scientific research agree with its own ideological predilections.

Amnesty is refusing to admit that the prostituted suffer at the hands of buyers regardless of the legal environment, willfully ignoring "johns'" own accounts of their predilection for dehumanization and research showing their propensity for sexual violence.

Consumers typically "match more rounded forms... with sweet tastes", according to research in Flavour journal, and it is this inbuilt predilection for buying ripe fruit and vegetables that has helped shape the global fresh produce markets, where crops are harvested and stored weeks ahead of their sale in shops.

"A lot of people are likely exposed to these pesticides, but few develop Parkinson's disease, so [this research] suggests that those who do develop it have genetic predilections," he says.

Other research has shown a correlation between consuming bareback porn and one's predilection toward risky sex.

The reasons for the predilection of fractures at the 2nd metatarsal remain unclear; however the research evidence suggests that the 2nd metatarsal may be prone to greater levels of bone strain relative to the lesser metatarsals [ 3, 7].

Other factors also influence what research is done, such as the availability of testable hypotheses, interventions or technologies; a predilection for quantifiable and statistically significant results; and the political importance of a topic.

The predilection of diseases for certain social groups is also a barrier to clinical research.

So do their predilections.