Sentence examples for given its preferential from inspiring English sources

Given its preferential ability to phosphorylate the N-terminal domain of DNMT1, PKCζ may contribute to the formation of multimolecular complexes copying the DNA methylation pattern from a parental to a replicated DNA strand.

Our results provide new evidence for a role of Pur-alpha in the regulation of translation and SGs and, given its preferential binding to ALS-linked FUS mutant proteins, we suggest that it may be involved in the pathogenesis of FUS-mediated ALS.

The commission said it would also look into whether Google might have given its Web services "preferential placement" in search results.

State religion imposes one brand of faith, forcing people to participate in its traditions and skewing the political system to give its followers preferential treatment over the rest of the society".

For example, in an ongoing case concerning Google and search dominance brought by online mapping and travel companies, among others, Google has recently proposed a set of controls that it would put into place to make sure that it doesn't give its own services preferential placement above those of its competitors.

At the same time, he said these publisher announcements are keeping to giving the company scale, and that it's not in Madefire's interest to give its own titles preferential treatment over the books that it works on with other publishers.

"Google then gives its own product preferential treatment".

So far, much of the analysis of the potential antitrust issues has centered on how A.T. & T. might use Time Warner's content: Will A.T. & T. try to give its own subscribers preferential access to HBO shows, for example?

Google also recently lost an appeal in the Russian courts over a similar complaint relating to how it operates its Android OS in that market — including how it bundles its apps with the Google Play store; requirements that its OEMs preinstall its Google search engine by default; and give its app icons preferential placement on the first screen of handsets.

Do you really want to be a part of a trend toward a consumer environment where one master corporation has the potential to set prices and even give its own products preferential treatment in a system used by basically everyone?

As the Olympics neared, the Calgary organizing committee spent $1 million to add over 2,600 seats to the upper loges in a bid to alleviate a scandal that resulted from the organizing committee giving its partners and sponsors preferential treatment in ticket sales.