Sentence examples for preferential measure from inspiring English sources

FMT can be a preferential measure to restore the dysbiosis caused by MSRA enterocolitis.

Despite promises in the prefecture's official investment guide of an "excellent investment environment, infrastructures and our most preferential measures," investors say that high value-added and business taxes undermine the local government's professed "investment preferential policy".

In terms of its effects on economic sectors, we find that sectors with higher energy intensity are more affected by a uniform carbon tax, while preferential measures to protect these industries face a trade-off between environmental effectiveness and economic growth.

The sustainability of such policies must be given careful consideration before adoption, as history is full of examples of the disastrous consequences associated with the abrupt removal of such preferential measures.

In the case of goods benefiting from preferential measures adopted unilaterally by the Union in respect of certain countries or territories outside the customs territory of the Union or groups of such countries or territories, other than those referred to in paragraph 5, the Commission shall adopt measures laying down the rules on preferential origin.

Additional file 12, Table S6, lists 349 2ROs preferentially expressed in brain (preferential expression measure >0.4).

Results from Tuesday's local elections were showing mixed results, with voters in Hermosa Beach turning down a seaside bicycle path but giving a thumbs-up to a preferential hiring measure for military veterans.

For this task, we used the Preferential Expression Measure (PEM) originally proposed by Huminiecki and co-workers [ 13].

The preferential expression measure (PEM) [ 31] was used to score differential expression of genes in testis tissues.

We used the previously introduced Preferential Expression Measure (PEM) to identify genes that are over- or under-expressed in a specific tissue [ 13].

We devised a method, Preferential Expression Measure, to identify genes that are significantly over- or under-expressed in any given tissue.