Sentence examples for to be preferential from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
The WTA was quick to stress yesterday that the USTA was under no obligation to give Williams what many of her rivals may consider to be preferential treatment.
The locals, left for so long to fester amid crime, drugs and unemployment by a cash-strapped local authority, not unnaturally resented what they perceived to be preferential treatment.
Through careful comparison, the glucose is found to be preferential for the synthesis of monodispersed CCS under the reported conditions.
Furthermore, ibuprofen and aspirin were found to be preferential inhibitor of COX-1 and COX-2, respectively.
In addition, alignment of nanofibers has been shown to be preferential for nerve regeneration (Jha et al. 2011), and micropatterning further enhances nerve regeneration (Jeffries and Wang 2012).
Boundaries of primary α grains were observed to be preferential sites for crack nucleation and provide easy path for fracture propagation.
It is possible that in some patients with severe asthma NPPV may be preferential to intubation.
Conversely, GCC may be preferential to detect glaucomatous change in patients with high myopia.
Would the use of mometasone therefore be preferential to other glucocorticosteroids for patients also being treated with azithromycin?
In this respect, using the rtTA/ tetO-Cre/doxycycline system would be preferential to using a Cre ERT2 /tamoxifen-mediated approach.
Genetic factors with impact on survival and age at onset of disease, to after childbearing age, would be preferential.
