Sentence examples for because of its preferential from inspiring English sources
Water favors the formation of tertiary alcohols through olefins hydration because of its preferential adsorption on the active sites, while it hinders etherification and dimerization reactions.
The nanosilica produced a strong reduction of the disperse phase droplet size, because of its preferential placement at the interface, as demonstrated by TEM.
Boron was initially the least mobile among the three because of its preferential adsorption onto clay minerals that was further enhanced by the slightly alkaline pH and high concentrations of Ca2 + and Na+.
It is suggested that the precursor for this type of carbonaceous compound is not formed directly from the feed, but indirectly formed during the HDS of gas oil, because of its preferential deposition on the catalyst charged near the outlet of the HDS reactor.
Amisulpride has a low occurrence of EPS because of its preferential binding to dopamine receptors in extrastriatal regions rather than in the striatum.
We recently focused our interest on Crym because of its preferential expression in the striatum and its possible involvement in the pathogenesis of Huntington's disease (HD) (11, 12).
Because of its leaf/shoot-preferential expression pattern, Os2-CysPrxA might be a functional ortholog of Arabidopsis 2-CysPrx, thereby suggesting that rice has a potential ortholog for its redox-dependent retrograde signaling pathway.
Water permeated faster because its preferential adsorption on the pores of the hydrophilic zeolite membranes; furthermore, capillary condensation in microporous defects between zeolite crystals is also possible under the experimental conditions used.
Because of its high monetary value, and preferential tax treatment, employer-sponsored health insurance represents an important component of full compensation.
38 Liposomal Amphotericin B (AmBisome) is already registered in Sudan and used as second-line treatment but is not considered as first line because of its very high cost despite preferential pricing agreements between the WHO and its manufacturer Gilead Sciences (US$270 for total dose of 21 mg/kg for a 35 kg patient).
When I met Alexey Zbruyev, the club's athletic director, I asked whether Yavara-Neva might enjoy preferential treatment because of its connection to the President — for example, in financial donations from businessmen or in zoning approvals from bureaucrats.
