Sentence examples for the shared preference from inspiring English sources
In the case of these two species of bears, the one-sided use of insects by sun bears might either signify exploitation of a less-preferred food source in response to present competition with black bears for more-preferred fruits (the shared preference paradigm) or may reflect differences in morphology of the two species of bears (perhaps stemming from competition on an evolutionary time scale).
The shared preference for fully curved αβ-tubulin also poses an apparent paradox, because it indicates that the polymerase is constructed from 'parts' that bind most strongly to a conformation of αβ-tubulin that cannot exist in the microtubule lattice.
The timing of the remodels was entirely coincidental, as is the shared preference for seasonal small plates and a new emphasis on mixology on both menus.
These features―overlapping fundamental niches combined with asymmetric competition―are salient features of the shared preference niche [3], [4].
Despite its prevalence in nature, the shared preference niche has received relatively little attention in ecology [3].
The shared preference of TOG1 and TOG2 for curved αβ-tubulin has implications for the mechanism of end recognition.
These results indicate broadly overlapping fundamental niches combined with asymmetric competition—features consistent with the concept of shared preference niches.
Their sister group relationship is supported by molecular genetic (COI, 16S) and anatomical data [ 44], and a (within the genus uniquely) shared preference for wet habitats such as small marshes [ 46].
For example, one needs to distinguish between whether the overlap is due to shared preference for the same genomic regions or due to detailed overlap at the base pair level.
This shows that both the VDR-SE and VDR-AP overlaps are not only due to shared preference for the same cytobands but also due to a more detailed overlap at the base pair level.
Thus, in addition to a shared preference for the same curved conformation of αβ-tubulin, TOG1 and TOG2 also bind αβ-tubulin with comparable affinities.
