Sentence examples for due to preferential from inspiring English sources

We believe it is mainly due to preferential flows in column experiments, favouring metal ion elution.

This information will be useful in assessing the risks of microbial transport due to preferential flow.

Measured fluxes and chloride concentrations from tile-drains not fully compare with calculated ones due to preferential flow through cracks.

By contrast, we propose a conceptual model that shows the equatorward growth of depressions due to preferential degradation by sublimation of their pole-facing slopes.

In each hypothesis, clay accumulated at the boundary of sand and gravel due to preferential retention of water in the sand above the gravel.

The analysis of these curves highlighted that the measured mean residence time was always lower than the nominal hydraulic residence time, due to preferential flow and dead-zones.

In 2015, Abigail Fisher took a legal case against the University of Texas to the Supreme Court, arguing that as a white woman she had lost out on a place due to preferential treatment given to black and minority students.

This bias was not due to preferential labeling of NRCs on the anterior side of the pancreas, as NRCs exhibited uniform genetic labeling all around the islet (Supplementary Fig. 12C) without leaky recombination (Supplementary Fig. 12D).

This practice has come under scrutiny by conservationists who perceive a reduction of biodiversity due to preferential planting of exotic trees.

This is most likely due to preferential liquid penetration into the fine pores related to the dry binder particles and subsequent partial softening and dissolution of the binder.

Processing of composites containing whiskers and short fibers often result in anisotropy due to preferential alignment of reinforcing element during flow as in extrusion.