Sentence examples for Very preferential from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that empathy is often very preferential to people that we perceive to be "like us" to the detriment of people that we perceive to be "not like us".

When considering, for example, the local SAR value in vivo at the interface between free DNA and the surrounding solution, a very preferential MW energy absorption exists at that place because of the particularly high concentrations of bound water molecules and counterions at this interface (Vanderstraeten and Vander Vorst 2004).

Plants can seem to be very preferential in the pollination species/method they "employ", as has evolved for their niche over time in a vast array of choices for the pollinators.

The actual solvated radii of ions, calculated using limiting ion conductances show that Ag+ possesses very strong preferential solvation by all the bases and by AN, while Na+ and K+ do not have preferential solvation by these solvents.

However, this could not be confirmed by quantitative analysis of the core level spectra, which is complicated by the (very likely) preferential decoration of Ni by carbon species formed over Ni during the reaction of methane.

In general, our study shows that the performance of assays is worse when bisulfitome amplification precedes PCR and pyrosequencing reactions, suggesting an inflation of PCR bias in this technique, due to a very strong preferential amplification of unmethylated alleles in qMAMBA.

The outcome shows competitive cleavage of these two benzyl groups, with marginal selectivity for the formation of 34 e*, which is consistent with a very slightly preferential electron transfer to the less electron-rich aryl ring, that is, the C6H5 ring.

The data on Rhagoletis fits the proposed model very well: Firstly, preferential responses to specific fruit odours are recessive since they have been shown to disappear in F1 hybrids [ 112].

Fairness and sound policy would also dictate eliminating tax breaks for the very rich, like the preferential rate for capital gains.

The model incorporates two very simple rules: (1) preferential attachment, and (2) the combination of existing product designs into a single design.

When one constructs a projected network with nodes from only one set, the system heterogeneity makes it very difficult to discriminate preferential links from links which are consistent with a random null hypothesis taking into account the heterogeneity of the system.