Sentence examples for more preferably than from inspiring English sources

The neutral complexes with cations are formed more preferably than charged complexes because the carboxylic group is deprotonated at physiological pH.

GmARF33 more preferably expressed in roots than in shoots of 12-day-old soybean seedlings with the root/shoot ratio of ∼436-fold, whereas GmARF50 in shoots than in roots with the shoot/root ratio of about 100-fold.

This demonstrates that the effect of heat refraction (Beardsmore 2004; Thakur et al. 2012; Rawling et al. 2013; "General description of heat flow density distribution" section), i.e., where heat flows more preferably along thermally conductive zones rather than it does along insulating ones, prevails on these regions.

After obtaining, who reviews the CSRs (more preferably a team review because most of the CSRs require the attention of more than one process).

a Engaging – the learning environment is capable of motivating and sustaining continuing interest and participation of a variety of learners, preferably more so than in a corresponding non-smart learning environment.

It's important to have a mix of male and female crickets but preferably, more females than males.

For real-time video-rate 4D OCT to display 3D volumetric images faster than 24 frames/second (fps), and each image to be rendered from a 3D volume composed of preferably more than 100 × 100 lateral A-scans, an OCT system faster than about a 240 kHz A-scan rate and 2.4 kHz B-scan frame rate is required.

Think about what you really need from a house, good seating, good storage, a big fridge-freezer, an adequately sized desk and preferably more than one bathroom.

An endeavour was made to obtain an adequate number of plots within each region of the country (preferably more than 50).

"Gossip" might come into it, but – usually juicy and negative – gossip STAYS gossip unless it can be substantiated but more than one, preferably two sources AND it passes a public interest test.

FORBES GLOBAL and our data source, the Annandale, Virginia-based Hulbert Financial Digest, preach that money managers should be measured over full market cycles, preferably more than one of them, and that it is wise for investors to look for some consistency of results.