Sentence examples for preferential to a from inspiring English sources

However, a growing number of studies have investigated regional SG application scenarios, which could prove preferential to a global application by restricting the geospatial magnitude of the climate response or by being used to target specific climate changes8,9,10,11.

These results provide the first evidence of rapid morphological changes in spines that were preferential to a subset of neurons in association with an animal's experiences.

The study design also precluded comparison with a weekly paclitaxel schedule which appears preferential to a three-weekly schedule in the advanced setting [ 34, 54, 55].

We chose to use the trade names that are more familiar to the lay person but included a range of product names to not appear preferential to a single brand.

An extract with a high selectivity index, i.e. a high safety and a lower antimicrobial activity would be preferential to an extract with high antimicrobial activity accompanied by a high cellular toxicity against mammalian cells.

In order to develop a simple, rapid, and high-throughput screening strategy, it is preferential to establish a simple and accurate analytical method.

In this respect, using the rtTA/ tetO-Cre/doxycycline system would be preferential to using a Cre ERT2 /tamoxifen-mediated approach.

It is preferential to elicit how a molecular pathway modulates the pathogenesis and progression of NASH for therapeutic use of AC extract.

She also denied giving preferential treatment to a California Farm Bureau lobbyist who was a friend, or to any of his clients.

Instead of seeking the best access to suppliers, carting companies strive for preferential access to a limited number of dumping sites.

Peter Staley, a member of Act Up and founder of the Treatment Action Group, dismissed the argument that the Reagans did not want to be seen to be giving preferential treatment to a friend.