Sentence examples for In preferential from inspiring English sources

In preferential logics, Γ p iff p is true in all of the most preferred models of Γ.

In preferential translation there is poor mRNA translation during non-stressed conditions and high levels of translation in response to stress and eIF2 phosphorylation.

And though such data may not have resulted in preferential treatment for ToysRUs.com, Mr. Harrison said it certainly would not hurt.

(By the end of 2009) $10 billion: Amount China has promised in preferential loans to Africa (2010-2012) SourChinaChina's Information Office of the State Council.

Foster became known as a strong believer in protection for Canadian industries and in preferential trade within the British Empire.

We are concerned that this may result in preferential treatment compared with those of competing services, which may be hurt as a result".

"We are concerned that this may result in preferential treatment compared to those of competing services, which may be hurt as a consequence".

RON FREELAND Woodstock, Md., Feb. 1, 2012   Maybe I'm the only one who doesn't understand the value in preferential tax treatment of capital gains income.

But it seems deeply unfair for the White House to jump up and down about the injustice of preferences for blacks while acquiescing in preferential admissions for jocks, rich kids, Oregon farm boys -- and yes, Texans with names like Bush.

"There is no quid pro quo," said Michael D. Dawidziak, a political consultant in Bohemia, dismissing the possibility that offering a politician a job might result in preferential treatment.

Burrowing insects create biopores resulting in preferential flow through the soil profile.