Sentence examples similar to the primary preference from inspiring English sources

The class II protein synthetases then inherited this "primary preference" from isofunctional ribozymes.

This has the advantage of measuring primary preference closer to the primaries themselves and then tracking people over time.

Established in 2012 by the Bank of America Charitable Foundation, this merit-based scholarship is intended to recognize service to the United States, with a primary preference for honorably discharged U.S. veterans and a secondary preference for students who worked in the nonprofit sector in the United States prior to studying at Yale SOM.

Another primary preference is the avoidance of disorder and a preference for consensus.

Second, the two Gallup surveys differed slightly in the the populations that were asked the primary vote preference question (which means that I assumed wrong in a comment I posted in the previous entry).

The primary endpoint, preference for a trial medication, was analysed by a logistic regression model.

The determination of required sample size was based on the primary endpoint: preference for one of the trial medications and on a previous trial with a similar design by Rees et al. [ 28].

Only 37% of the mothers preferred BBN to their husbands first either as their primary preference or as something they would accept at their husbands' request, supporting the need for this change.

Established by Ms. Nancy Pfund (Yale SOM Class of 1982), this scholarship is awarded to students at Yale SOM with a primary preference for students with an interest in social entrepreneurship and/or impact investing, and a secondary preference for students interested in entrepreneurship.

The DNC does not look at presidential primary preferences when making committee assignments, Hinojosa added.

Moreover, because primary preferences are not anchored to partisan affiliation and because voters often aren't paying close attention until closer to the election, candidate preferences during primaries can be more volatile than general election preferences.