Sentence examples for it would be preferential from inspiring English sources
Certain drug (e.g., DNA in gene therapy) needs to be delivered into the cytoplasm; therefore, it would be preferential for the release of the drug to take place within the cells.
While confidence and skills in communicating with PWA may be achieved with time and experience, it would be preferential for graduating SLPs to already have confidence and knowledge of strategies that may be implemented to assist communication with people with PWA.
Although the isolation protocol may have increased NAD+ and NADH leak from the mitochondria, it is unlikely that the leak of one component would be preferential over the other.
If an ERβ-selective agonist can be used to treat endometrial disorders, this would be preferential to the current therapies using GnRH analogues as it would avoid some of the side-effects of an induced hypoestrogenic state.
It is not clear why the four sites sustaining suppressor mutations in the dms4-1 allele would be preferential targets of mutagenesis.
Because our light source does not emit light uniformly by area, we wanted to sample according to a different distribution that would be preferential to triangles which emitted more power (even if they were small).
Three main regions are delineated in these maps: one where grain boundary segregation does not result in a stabilized nanocrystalline structure, one in which macroscopic phase separation would be preferential (despite the presence of a nanocrystalline state stable against grain growth) and one for which the nanocrystalline state is stable against both grain growth and phase separation.
Of course, such commitments would be preferential, only given to a handful of trading partners, and thus would not be truly free trade.
Genetic factors with impact on survival and age at onset of disease, to after childbearing age, would be preferential.
In this respect, using the rtTA/ tetO-Cre/doxycycline system would be preferential to using a Cre ERT2 /tamoxifen-mediated approach.
