Sentence examples for relative preferential from inspiring English sources

We investigated relative preferential interaction of Na+ and K+ with carboxylate-functionalized silver nanoparticles (carboxylate AgNPs) to determine if interaction preference followed the Hofmeister series (Na+ > K+).

If carers can authenticate their knowledge about how people with severe cognitive impairments express their inner states and rank the relative preferential appeal of daily activities, then the carers can make informed care decisions.

We also manipulate the exposure of males to related conspecifics, to determine how variation in competition between relatives influences preferential behaviour towards relatives.

The following is concluded from the graphical illustrations in Fig. 3: (1) Based on the DS and relative deformation, the preferential order of the four kinds of mixtures was: SBS-AR-SMA-13 > SAK-AR-SMA-13 ≈ SBS-SMA-13 > AR-SMA-13.

In all cases, we observed three maxima corresponding to the preferential relative orientations.

Relative amounts and/or preferential recruitment of SP1/SP3 may explain the tissue-specific response to estrogen exposure.

That way, everyone is treated fairly: Your husband's work is recognized as inherently valuable, and your relatives are given preferential treatment — but not allowed to nail-gun your husband to the wall.

In both sites in the Effingham Inlet, the percentage of phosphonates shows a small increase with depth, suggesting no preferential removal relative to P esters (Table I).

One parameter describes the relative frequencies with which preferential attachment (copying) and innovation are used to make decisions, and the other describes the span of historical time used to observe the decisions which other agents have made.

Thus, within insect genomes DNA methylation shows strong preferential targeting relative to most well-studied hPTMs, and is strongly biased to genes exhibiting active hPTMs.

Such arrangement was called the nuclear architecture by Cremer and Cremer, who showed that during interphase, chromosomes seem to occupy distinct territories with preferential locations relative to the nuclear center [ 1].