Sentence examples for a preferential arrangement from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the interim college negotiators sought to establish a preferential arrangement with one trade union, Unison, which would secure funding and (union) members for the college.

The results revealed a preferential arrangement of chemical elements at the surface of hydroxyapatite particles which could induce a favourable material behaviour in terms of sinterability and biological performance.

Furthermore, the formation of six variants in a given packet and the preferential arrangement into blocks of low-misorientation variant pairs demonstrate a universality of morphology and crystallography of lath martensite.

The QDU work is based on a rapid first visit, followed by preferential arrangement of diagnostic investigations and successive visits until a diagnosis is reached.

The "soft" approach – taking time to negotiate an exit and a preferential trade arrangement – is plainly the government's favoured course.

nafta, which had given Mexico a preferential trading arrangement with the United States, had been superseded by global deals that favored China and other countries.

In 2017, Brazile then added more fuel to the fire by alleging that the Clinton campaign had been given a preferential financial arrangement with the campaign.

Then inside, to the ceremonial hail of barking from the Friendreth's other inhabitants, who seemed to grasp Ava's preferential arrangement through their doors and ceilings.

Assuming that the DNA fidelity processes fit to this scheme of preferential arrangement of bases in conserved segments, our observations raise the possibility that DNA fragments, introduced into such segments by processes such as transpositions, that do not conform to the overall fit may be preferentially excised by the replication machinery to retain the integrity of the host sequence.

The preferential arrangement of cardiac cells within the heart ("fiber orientation") is known to play crucial roles in electrical and mechanical activity (23).

This may, in turn, lead to preferential arrangement of the sheets, which could explain the observed stacking during agglomeration or hierarchical ordering.