Sentence examples for the same preference as from inspiring English sources

If Xrn2 has the same preference as its yeast homologue, Rat1p, then our ribozyme-containing construct should allow us an opportunity to short circuit Xrn2 activity.

However, chicks tested in the present study showed exactly the same preference as newborns, but in the absolute absence of any prior visual experience with faces.

Having the same preference as both reviewers elicited greater BOLD activity in left ventral striatum (peak −10, 8, −12) compared to when both reviewers preferred the alternative.

If children end up having the same preferences as their parents, then they will tend to take the same economic decisions concerning the consumption profile along their life cycle, occupation or attitude towards work effort.

Second, total expenditure is then disaggregated into the consumption of various goods and services assuming that the SLID family has the same preferences as its analogous (match) family in the SHS.

Single individuals are assumed to have the same preferences as married individuals, but we assume that single households do not consume any of the public good, so that all income is spent on the private good.

The introduction of strategic voting behavior in the economic theory of secession also leads us to consider strategic delegation by the median voter toward a representative who has not the same preferences as him (her) in terms of public spending.19 In this line, Gradstein (2004) considers the secession option in a Coasian bargaining between two regions that are members of a federation.

For this limited therapeutic domain, our study shows that parents in the general community would supply approximately the same preferences as parents whose children suffer the condition under study.

For ever smoking, using the same preferences as in the main meta-analyses, the most-adjusted estimate is lower than the least-adjusted estimate for 14 of the 30 (46.7%) pairs for COPD, for 18 of the 41 (43.9%) pairs for CB, and for 2 of the 5 (40.0%) pairs for emphysema.

Using the same preferences as in Table 11, the most-adjusted estimate is lower than the least-adjusted estimate for 57 of the 126 (45.2%) pairs for all lung cancer, for 14 of the 36 (38.9%) pairs for squamous, and for 21 of the 41 (51.2%) pairs for adeno.

You may wish to team up with other voters in different areas who have the same preferences as you.