Additionally, these results lack any clear trends that suggest ensemble effects contribute to the increased preference to form H2O2 on AuPd bimetallics within the ranges of compositions typically reported.
BDNF deficits may lead to an increased preference for ethanol, because transgenic animals with reduced BDNF expression have a higher ethanol preference and conditioned place preference for ethanol compared with wild-type control animals (Hensler et al. 2003; McGough et al. 2004).
Consistent with this possibility, Cheung & Cardinal (2005) have shown that HPC-lesioned rats display impulsive choice on an operant lever-response delay-discounting task, and are sensitive to increasing delays (showing increased preference for the immediate LR choice as delays on the HR option get longer), but with their delay HR choice function shifted to the left.
Silver staining revealed (AT 15 SWCNTs exhibited up to a 100× increased preference for certain protein species.
Given its increased preference to bind to AT rich DNA it is speculated that the site(s) of HupBMtb action on the Mtb genome could be AT rich regions that are found in the replication origin and regulatory regions of genes.
This is supported by Ireland et al 29 who noted that many families reported an increased preference to remain in close proximity to their child during social situations because of the child's short stature.
So, according to Dr DeBruine's hypothesis, people shown the more disgusting pictures ought to respond with an increased preference for masculine lads and feminine lasses, and for the more symmetrical countenances.That is precisely what happened when they were asked to rate the same set of faces one more time.
This represents the relative likelihood of continuing each medication profile: an OR greater than 1 represents an increased preference to continue taking medication.
Although controlling feeding practices seem to be widely used by parents in an attempt to secure a well-balanced diet for their children [ 7], some studies have proved counterproductive effects of these strategies, as parents who exert too much control over child food intake tend to have children with an increased preference for high-fat foods and higher levels of snack-food intake [ 9].
A lack of behavioral inhibition and thus an inability to withhold from responding might also of course explain the initial increased preference of dHPC and cHPC rats to climb the barrier, and is also consistent with the observation that dHPC but not vHPC lesioned rats display locomotor hyperactivity (e.g., McHugh et al., 2004).
