Sentence examples for so preferentially from inspiring English sources
The phrase "so preferentially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong tendency or preference for something in a specific context. Example: "The species adapted to its environment so preferentially that it outcompeted all other organisms for resources."
Why is the architect Michael Graves so preferentially featured right at the start of "USDesign 1975-2000," an exhibition at the Museum of Arts & Design (formerly the American Craft Museum)?
However, setting up individual PCRs for all respiratory viruses is not practical so preferentially multiplex PCRs are used.
Background: Centrally active cholinergic agents such as arecoline and physostigmine shorten rapid eye movement (REM) latency, reduce REM interval times, or both and do so preferentially in patients with depression.
If so, preferentially targeting these loci by TrAP protein might represent a new counter-defense mechanism.
For example, viruses were relatively seldom requested, and if so, preferentially after the seasonal peak and in lower risk age groups.
Successful diplomats in turn have greater control over resources and should be in a better position to ensure offspring survival and so preferentially adopt a K strategy.
So, SCF preferentially binds Fbw7, which autoubiquitinates when cycE is gone; then SCF preferentially binds Skp2, which autoubiquitinates when p27, cycE, E2F, and RC (replication complex) are gone; then SCF binds Btrc.
The potential of this approach to characterize whole animals, so far preferentially insects, is only evolving.
Forward models are more useful for inferring causal relationships [43] and so were preferentially used to infer the influential variables of carbon storage and sequestration.
This is usually achieved by ion exchange chromatography, with the standard process using a cation exchanger such as Dowex 50 or T eluted with a solution of ammonium α-hydroxyisobutyrate. Smaller cations form more stable complexes with the α-hydroxyisobutyrate anion, and so are preferentially eluted from the column.
Pyrene had a very low solubility in water and a strong hydrophobic character, so it preferentially solubilized itself in the hydrophobic region of micelles.
