Sentence examples for reflection of preferential from inspiring English sources

The fact that these proteins were shown to transfer in conditions where they were not over-expressed is an indirect confirmation that the higher transfer efficiency is the reflection of preferential transfer.

We are therefore confident that the differences in transfer efficiency we have found are the reflection of preferential transfer, and we have tried to understand what molecular basis this selectivity could have.

The abundance of relatively small loops (5 20 kb) is likely a reflection of the preferential recovery of actively transcribed genes with the nuclear scaffold.

In each of the GIXD patterns presented in Figure 2, we observe two meridional reflections at q z = 0.41 and 0.82 Å–1 that are suggestive of preferential out-of-plane orientation.

This preferential treatment is a reflection of American values since the values of individuals, groups and even societies are reflected in how time and money are spent.

SA: I would be entitled to no preferential tax cuts or any other type of preferential treatment whatsoever.

"We are likely to bend over backwards to avoid the appearance of preferential treatment," she said.

The duration of preferential rents can be important when a building is being converted.

A referendum on introducing a form of preferential voting to Britain was defeated in 2011.

Barack Obama, Angela Merkel and Margaret Thatcher had all been elected without the benefit of preferential shortlists, he pointed out.

Often the timing of preferential extension is unknown.