Sentence examples for reflect preferential from inspiring English sources

This non-extractable BC that is present in the RES after removal of the light fractions may reflect preferential binding of PAHs to minerals or, alternatively, the presence of highly condensed macromolecular polyaromatic structures.

Improved fetal survival may thus simply reflect preferential access to food by these groups during food shortages.

Cellular immune recognition of M.tb antigens, defined by cytokine production, may reflect preferential expression of M.tb proteins during the active and dormant phase of the infection [ 13- 16].

Similarly greater pazopanib use in Wales may also reflect preferential use over drugs (e.g. bevacizumab) judged not cost-effective by NICE for renal cell carcinoma.

The extant IQD loci in Arabidopsis primarily resulted from segmental duplication and reflect preferential retention of paralogous genes, which is characteristic for proteins with regulatory functions.

Nevertheless, this selectivity could reflect preferential binding of RTN1A to RyR2 in the absence of RyR1 such as in hippocampal mossy fibers (see below).

However, if a negative relationship merely reflected preferential differences, it would not indicate inefficiency.

Optimized CEC values were systematically lower than clay and organic matter contents indicated, possibly reflecting preferential flow of groundwater through the more permeable but less reactive aquifer parts.

Ice core samples are systematically enriched in 84Kr/36Ar relative to atmosphere by ∼5‰, probably reflecting preferential size-dependent exclusion of the smaller argon atom during bubble entrapment.

These suffer from the flaw of not reflecting preferential diffusion through voids and fractures in the soil, thus possibly causing an underestimation of vapor migration towards building foundations and vapor intrusion to indoor environments.

There are certain phase relationships between various dinucleotides, reflecting preferential orientations of the respective base-pair stacks, this way facilitating unidirectional bending of the nucleosome DNA.