This empirical finding is also theoretically consistent with the assumptions of one of the leading theories about face preferences in newborn vertebrates.
He also opposed the new way that the European Parliament — not the elected heads of national governments — effectively put forward its preference for the leading candidate.
The leading cities however show strong preference for certain themes.
Additionally, if the leading decision maker's interval multiplicative preference relation P and each of interval multiplicative preference relations R(1),R(2),…,R(m) are of acceptable compatibility, then P and the collective judgement matrix (CJM) of R(1),R(2),…,R(m) are of acceptable compatibility.
In all those states, the political map had been drawn by Democratic-led legislatures, so it was natural for him, as a Republican, to team up with conservative donors, the neoconservative American Enterprise Institute, and fellow ideologues like Abigail Thernstrom, arguably the leading intellectual critic of racial preferences and the Voting Rights Act.
Because AlkB binds to DNAs regardless of their sequences, the complementary strand in dsDNA serves as a noncompetitive inhibitor for the repair, leading to the preference of AlkB for ssDNA over dsDNA.
The leading choice in this panel to use human AB serum reflects the historic preference for human immune assays.
Forgive the leading question.
Consider the leading indicator.
Therefore, xylitol accumulates in yeast cells and is secreted into the fermentation medium due to the intracellular redox imbalance caused by the coenzyme preference, leading to poor ethanol yield (Chu and Lee 2007; van Vleet and Jeffries 2009; Matsushika et al. 2009).
This, in turn, would impact the transmission of the food preference leading to persistence of the behavioral effects into adulthood in the females.
