Sentence examples for distinctly preferential from inspiring English sources
Tandemly duplicated Os1-CysPrxA/LOC_Os07g44430 and Os1-CysPrxB/LOC_Os07g44440 showexpressionion that was distinctly preferential in both developing seeds and germinating seeds.
In contrast, the paralogous sequences PtdHB7 and PtdHB8 have very dissimilar profiles and were distinctly not preferential to secondary xylem.
In particular, the 4q subtelomere in chimpanzee nuclei showed two peripheral but distinctly different preferential positions, which may indicate the occurrence of 4q allelic variants [ 12].
The files show that, in the run-up to the Games, Howe – then foreign secretary – was distinctly unimpressed by Budd's preferential treatment, warning Brittan that the question of sport in pariah South Africa was "a political minefield".
Distinctly from other CPPs, crotamine demonstrates a preferential and expressive accumulation in actively proliferating cells [ 12].
Nevertheless, cholesterol and triglycerides displayed significant elevations that were distinctly sex selective (treatment × sex interaction, p < 0.03), with a preferential effect in males.
The tracer break-through curve obtained from the outlet showed that this preferential flow-path accounted for approximately 80% of the flow overall and arrived 8 h before a distinctly separate secondary flow-path.
No preferential treatment.
and preferential attachment.
Why the preferential treatment?
