Sentence examples for surprising preference from inspiring English sources

If you've ever seen Marcella on television, you know that she was a short, compact lady, a tough biscotti with a raspy voice who didn't suffer fools gladly and had a surprising preference for Jack Daniels over a glass of wine.

Here we show that natural isolates of Drosophila melanogaster have surprising preferences when presented with simple media containing acetic acid, ethanol and agar, with or without yeast extract.

This finding is not surprising, because preferences change over time.

This is perhaps not surprising given the preference of cannabinoid receptors for lipophilic endogenous ligands.

It is not surprising that UK and US preference weights had more agreement with each other than with Japan weights because they are western countries whose cultures are different from that of Japan which is in Asia.

It is not surprising that people's preference route between two places is similar to the prefer route between two nearby places, the nearby start place and the nearby destination.

In retrospect, it is less surprising that the treatment preference at baseline is so closely related to the actual treatment choice.

6 7 This seems surprising given its documented preference for C-terminal arginine residues, 6 7 9 in contradistinction to human PADs which efficiently deiminate internal arginines.

"Students grew up learning from print books," said Nicole Allen, the textbooks campaign director for the research groups, "so as they transition to higher education, it's not surprising that they carry a preference for a format that they are most accustomed to".

This generative Essentialism has a preference for finding surprising characteristics of languages that cannot be inferred from the data of usage, and are not predictable from human cognition or the requirements of communication.

Last but not least due to the public domain character of homeopathical standard literature many unreliable translations haunt the internet and thus it might not be surprising that there is a preference for books from a trustworthy publisher.