Sentence examples for but preferential from inspiring English sources

Lower tariffs for everyone, argue the negotiators from Brussels, would reduce this preference, leaving the favoured few relatively worse off.That may be true, but preferential tariff schemes are often less generous than they appear.

This might suggest an overall activation of the PPP1R1B locus in these cells but preferential transcription from the downstream start site controlling t-Darpp mRNA expression.

At TJL, there were many early deaths in females, but preferential survival for ACA in the oldest female mice.

Photofrin-mediated photosensitisation of HeLa cells resulted in a rapid and dose-dependent induction of both genes but preferential expression of c-jun.

The commercial products provided better coverage owing to the preferential selection of tag SNPs, but preferential selection made MAF distribution skew to the common SNPs (MAF > 0.1).

NK cells have been demonstrated to express all four EP receptors, but preferential activation of EP4 by PGE2 is responsible for inhibition of NK cell migration and cytokine secretion [ 108].

It has seen its best chance of doing so in being America's closest friend, ready to take on a hard fight; and this role has won it not just diplomatic clout but also preferential access to intelligence and technology.But being America's best military friend is an expensive business.

After shape memory actuation, cells remained attached and viable but lost preferential alignment.

The author then concludes that celebrities apparently do not need to wait, but receive preferential treatment over other Hermès customers.

The MCIs readily diffused through the mortar but exhibited preferential adsorption on the bare metal surfaces rather than on the rust layer on rebars.

Tax expenditures are the revenue the federal government forgoes by exempting some income from taxation, and includes not just deductions but also preferential rates on capital gains and income and untaxed employee health care benefits.