Sentence examples for have some preferential from inspiring English sources

Why should someone of a particular religious faith have some preferential treatment over anyone else?

Could that mean that Northern Ireland would have some sort of different relationship with the single market while having preferential access to the GB market?

However, we expect that classes will still be found in symmetric pairs, even if some class-pairs have a preferential orientation with respect to the defined strand.

Moreover, the evaluation of changes in both medial and lateral compartments is imperative given that a recent study demonstrated that some drugs may have a preferential chondroprotective effect on the loss of cartilage in the lateral compartment [ 27].

Some miRNAs are expressed constitutively at low abundance, and some miRNAs have preferential or specific temporal and spatial expression patterns.

While some [24] have found a preferential transmission of MS from affected fathers to their offspring, others [25] have not confirmed these results.

Some studies have suggested a preferential synaptic membrane concentration of PrPc(11, 38), but others show generalized localization on plasmalemmas (16, 30, 36).

Some studies have also reported preferential electrical coupling between neurons sharing genetic lineage that are likely to have similar developmental time windows in mice neocortex (Yu et al. 2009, 2012).

They have a preferential orientation that fits the cooling direction.

Wada was therefore informed throughout the process".It rejected the implication that Froome's application might have received preferential treatment.

"Judge Gonzales asked them why they should have a preferential role over every other interested party and private group".