Sentence examples for been preferential to from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or relating to the showing or giving of preference.
- Club members received preferential seating.
Although it would have been preferential to have participants individually assessed by a clinician, this was not possible for such a large sample, and AGECAT classifications are closely related to diagnoses made by psychiatrists with the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual IIIR [ 32, 33].
For centuries, the Church has consistently favored social notions that are "preferential" to the impoverished, and it has always upheld strict personal moral principles — its progressive wing notwithstanding.
While there are plenty of local alternatives, many companies are preferential to services from established overseas vendors.
The device performance of OBHJ solar cell is preferential to that of PBHJ device obviously.
Furthermore, to predict vibration levels, the physical measurement of frequency transfer functions is preferential to numerical modelling.
This is preferential to modelling the fully featured injector as it allows a significant reduction in the cell count.
In all, the whole device performance of OBHJ solar cell is preferential to that of PBHJ device obviously, especially in the Jsc, FF, and PCE.
In order to develop a simple, rapid, and high-throughput screening strategy, it is preferential to establish a simple and accurate analytical method.
The whole device performance parameters of OBHJ solar cell are preferential to that of PBHJ device obviously, especially in the J SC, FF and power conversion efficiency (PCE).
(8) For alternating injection, relative to conventional foam that is preferential to lager slug, the novel foam is not sensitive to injection fluid slug size regardless of injection constraint.
Diem also maintained land policies that were preferential to the Roman Catholic Church, the largest property owner in the country.
