Sentence examples similar to superior preference from inspiring English sources

However, compared to H-pin 3e, tetraamide H-pin 5 demonstrated superior binding preference for the cognate sequence over its non-cognates, ACCGGT and AAATTT.

No specific type of music was found to be superior, with personal preference recommended.

Naratriptan 2.5 mg (34% preference) was superior to naproxen sodium 500 mg (25% preference) [10].

Naratriptan 2.5 mg (34% preference) was superior to naproxen sodium 500 mg (25% preference).

The non-significant intercept value implies that female preferences were independent of the sizes of the males' territories The significantly positive intercept value implies female preferences for males in superior territories Data on mating preferences in the Egger et al. (2008) experiment and the present experiment were combined for this analysis.

Male male competition links territory quality to male condition, such that preferences for superior territories also could ensure indirect benefits obtained through increased offspring fitness.

Best-worst scaling is a method of eliciting stated preferences that has been found to be superior in differentiating between individual preferences as compared to rating or Likert scales [ 15– 17].

Not that this bothers some of the latter: they're convinced their preference is aesthetically superior.

L'Oréal had originally wanted to do a series of comparison spots, presenting research proving that their new product — Preference — was technologically superior to Nice 'n Easy, because it delivered a more natural, translucent color.

The Tutsi because of their generally lighter skin and greater height and as a result of European bias toward those physical characteristics were considered superior to Hutu and given preference in local administration.

Similarly, scientists overseeing captive breeding programs recognize that allowing individuals to choose their own mates based on evolved mating preferences may be superior to human efforts to identify compatible pairings (Wedenkind 2002; Roberts and Gosling 2004).