Sentence examples for should be preferential from inspiring English sources

Presumably, a 2.5 h duration should be preferential for gemcitabine infusion (Tempero et al, 2003).

Therefore, the in silico identified single/low copy microsatellites should be preferential for marker development.

Therefore, microsatellites with a shorter motif length, larger motif repeat number, longer repeat length and especially the compound repeat should be preferential for marker development.

We hypothesized that if NQO1 is a candidate target for LOH at 16q, there should be preferential loss of the active C-allele in breast cancer.

For instance, the faster evolutionary rates of Nmass, Pmass and PNUE could help close relatives rapidly diversify to fill new environments where the quicker adjustments of the resource level (e.g. Nmass and Pmass) and use efficiency (e.g. PNUE) should be preferential for plant fitness.

According to the mechanism of preferential attachment new enzymes in the network should be preferentially attached to already well connected nodes.

Accountability rules that Trudeau issued after taking power in November 2015 state "there should be no preferential access to government, or appearance of preferential access" for people who contribute to politicians and parties.

There should be no preferential, protective quota for independents, outside productions or anyone else.

The Duke documents say the company should be given preferential treatment for its conciliatory stance.

The controversy over the tax treatment of carried interest is a subset of the larger debate over whether there even should be a preferential rate for capital gains.

It is shown that high-temperature geological data should be the preferential target in the search for new field evidence.