Sentence examples for site preferred from inspiring English sources
GalNAc-T14 exhibits a high amino acid sequence homology to GalNAc-T2, but in vitro studies have indicated that the most preferred glycosylation site within Muc5AC by GalNAc-T14 was different from the site preferred by GalNAc-T2.
Llamas, which represented the main vertebrate herbivore in these open plains at the Bolivian site, preferred non tap-root herbs and species with low leaf nitrogen concentration.
A new restraint the Government will likely demand is that Microsoft not be allowed to give its own on-line products like its Carpoint Web site, an auto retailing service, or its Expedia, a travel reservations site, preferred placement on the operating system's default desktop.
Once we lose that, where are we left?" A few weeks ago, Conway launched a "Campaign to Devise a New Swear Word for the 21st Century," using Facebook, the social-networking site preferred by those who are too young to have heard "rear end," "friggin'," or "pshaw" used unironically.
"What we found is that the shortest way for us to cut through that is to make 'Lonny.' " Michael Swaim, head of video at Cracked, said that his site preferred to create series in house, but that he and other editors made an exception for "Lonny".
That was the site preferred by the mission's top scientists, engineers, and managers after a 5-year site-selection process that also involved the planetary science community.
For all its military might and prowess at the time, one notable part of Israel's conquest of the Old City was its refusal to expropriate the Temple Mount site, preferring instead to cede control to the Waqf religious authority.
Independent columnist Johann Hari is another writer who has begun blogging, although not on his own site, preferring instead to join the team of contributors at the group blog I founded - Harry's Place (hurryupharry.bloghouse.net).net
Shah says that because of the brevity of its reviews, Goodrec is better suited for mobile reviewing than competitors like Yelp, which doesn't allow users to submit reviews from its iPhone app (likely because the site prefers longer reviews).
The rest pick up the telephone and call a toll-free number listed on his Web site, preferring to talk to someone first.
The site prefers to communicate in lists--of diagnostic tests, of symptoms, of treatments--without providing a sense of who should get which tests and treatments.
