Sentence examples for preferential have from inspiring English sources

Paired species were required to share taxonomic assignment at least to the family level (the genus level was preferential), have enough of an OGT difference (≥10 °C), and have no more than 5% difference in genomic GC content.

Rich-country promises about granting preferential treatment have amounted to little.

These preferential approaches have greatly helped the immediate beneficiaries, but harm more distant regions by drawing FDI and trade away.

We determine that models with significant levels of preferential attachment have better evidential support from the data than models without.

This has also created a situation whereby bilateral agreement and preferential relations have been the norm in Ethio-China trade relations.

Furthermore, networks formed by random preferential attachment have low software diversity, but a high number of distinct software variants compared to the other topologies.

We observe that features like vocabulary, gender, and preferential attachment have much less relevance than other features like the contact list or the library.

Conventional theories on preferential trading have focused on the trade-offs between trade creation on intra-trade and trade diversion on extra-trade.

Several hypotheses related to this preferential orientation have been suggested.

Dry stigma preferential datasets have currently been generated for two species: Arabidopsis and rice [ 12, 13].

Loans at preferential rates have been revived in a limited way, in many cases financed with funds from donor countries.