Sentence examples for somewhat preferential from inspiring English sources

Both KCN and CO had somewhat preferential effects on high-frequency tones.

As a total of 39 HML-2 loci show sufficient sequence similarity to the primer variants and could thus be amplified in theory, the 18 different cloned HML-2 might initially suggest a somewhat preferential amplification of certain loci.

This is an indication of a commonality of motion for the nearby stars; i.e., these stars are not moving entirely at random but show a preferential direction of motion the stream motion confined somewhat to the galactic plane and to the direction of galactic rotation.

While the biphasic composition of brasses studied here leads to a preferential attack of the β phase, somewhat difficult to manage, the presence of lead in copper alloy does not really disturb the process, even if lead particles are not removed from the surface.

XPS studies require that the samples are studied under a vacuum of about 10-10 Torr (1 Torr ≈ 133.322 Pa), which may lead to a preferential loss of elemental sulfur and bias the observations somewhat.

These phenotypic characteristics were somewhat different in the mLN and blood, since in both early and late transferred cells, preferential high levels of both CD44 and CD62L expression were seen at the contraction and memory phase, indicating that these cells fall within the CM population (data not shown).

The preferential location of the TSPY-transgene product in the hyperplastic stromal cells was somewhat different from our previous observations in clinical and latent prostate cancer specimens, in which the TSPY protein were mostly localized in the epithelial tumor cells [ 27, 28].

No preferential treatment.

"There has been preferential treatment.

Australia utilizes both preferential and proportional systems.

And none seem to expect preferential treatment.