Sentence examples for is preferential because from inspiring English sources

Using the peak area, rather than the height, is preferential because it is not affected by the spectrometer resolution but only by the number of X-ray photons detected.

Either way, although the average occupancies between the two data sets do not differ greatly, sampling from a region up to 1 kb upstream of the TSS is preferential because it yields a more 'stable' false positives data set.

For many clinicians, this term is preferential to ARD because it better accounts for the heterogeneity of presentations, avoids the stigma associated with the term dementia, and distinguishes the non-progressive nature of ARD from other degenerative disorders.

They concluded that the valgus alignment of the resurfacing arthroplasty is preferential to the varus alignment because the former induces a more physiological strain pattern and reduces the risk of femoral neck fracture.

I think it is preferential treatment but appropriate.

Note that RNAPII transcription initiating preferentially at purines, the A and G of the annotated start codons are quite frequently used as sites of transcription initiation and the first nucleotide of codons are preferential sites of internal initiation because these positions are enriched in purines.

Immunodominant regions are preferential targets for T‐cell responses because they are immunogenic in most individuals within a cohort.

Glycans are preferential molecules for coding/storing biological information, because the number of possible unique sequences as compared to nucleic acids or proteins is staggering.

"There has been preferential treatment.

Will there be preferential treatment real or otherwise?

The thin layer multilayer coating architecture with 70 nm bi-layer thickness was found preferential because of higher thermal stability.