Sentence examples for uniquely preferred from inspiring English sources
The Chinese, uniquely, preferred to smoke their opium and had done so even before the British began their pernicious trade.
It follows from these findings that even from a pure contracting perspective neither relevance nor reliability can be identified as the uniquely preferred concept.
We postulated that these deficiencies were related to the incorporation of Phe at the positiontion, which was not as strongly or uniquely preferred as Tyr or Arg (Fig. 1A).
The structure of the node processing system is algorithmic but uniquely embodies preferred or weighted pathway choices, based on physiological needs, sociological needs, associative memory encapsulation and many other features.
Longitudinal studies of uniquely identified individuals are often preferred because they can be analyzed using statistical models separating the biological processes at the individual and population levels, such as ageing and effects of environmental changes, from the observation process.
Set to the swanky soundtrack of Igor Stravinksy's "lightcre du Printempsculpturesarty stays lit and lively.
Canning found Brittany and Artie's coupling "uneven" and preferred her with Santana, as their development made them "uniquely interesting and a blast to watch".
The '60s and '70s were a uniquely liberal period in American history, a time in which society moved sharply toward the kind of world preferred by egalitarian-communitarians and away from the kind of society preferred by individualists and hierarchists.
This he blamed on American cultural imperialism, which meant that most cinemas preferred screening foreign films, especially those from Hollywood, and that Indonesian youth were no longer creating a uniquely Indonesia identity.
This factor uniquely emphasized provision of health services for longer hours during the day, endorsed separating the public and private health sectors and preferred having PHC centers run by general practitioners rather than specialists.
