"might preferably" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that something is more desirable or advisable to do. Example: "If you are planning a trip to the beach, you might preferably choose a weekday to avoid the large crowds on weekends."
While some targeted agents should not be used in squamous cell carcinomas (SCCs), other agents might preferably target SCCs.
The implication here is that MoVam7 might preferably target the compartmental ptdIns(3 P containing membranes such as endosomes and vacuoles.
The observations that the targeted site in the 3'UTR, rather than in the ORF of EGFP, confer robust knockdown effects by mir-shRNAEGFP-ORF (Figure 2), suggest that the mir-shRNA might preferably target sequence in the 3'UTR in vivo.
Oral health education might preferably be integrated into already existing antenatal health care programs.
Removal of viscous-solid deposits might preferably be done arthroscopically to reduce the amount of postoperative residuals [ 2].
Such a variable might preferably be defined in broader categories of grams, showing not the increase of risk per one gram but per 10 or 50 or 100 or even 500 grams of lifetime dose.
Additionally, NSP2 might be preferably repressed by a translational rather than post-transcriptional repression [[ 19]], which would leave the steady-state transcript abundance unchanged.
Although anti-M2 antibodies may not directly neutralize the virus [34], influenza viruses bound to M2 antibodies might be preferably recognized and removed by opsonophagocytosis by macrophages.
The paper therefore gives no information about what subset of patients might be preferably treated with an olecranon osteotomy to obtain a wider exposure of the joint in cases of more severe intraarticular comminution.
This collection method seems beneficial and safe and might therefore be preferably used for related, as well as unrelated, cord blood stem cell banking and transplantation.
Thus, another cell line with a slower growth rate (e.g., cell line A) might be used preferably for slower progression of primary tumors only if it preserves high metastatic potential.
