Sentence examples for would be preferential from inspiring English sources

Because our light source does not emit light uniformly by area, we wanted to sample according to a different distribution that would be preferential to triangles which emitted more power (even if they were small).

Three main regions are delineated in these maps: one where grain boundary segregation does not result in a stabilized nanocrystalline structure, one in which macroscopic phase separation would be preferential (despite the presence of a nanocrystalline state stable against grain growth) and one for which the nanocrystalline state is stable against both grain growth and phase separation.

Of course, such commitments would be preferential, only given to a handful of trading partners, and thus would not be truly free trade.

A longitudinal design with outcome data would be preferential.

Genetic factors with impact on survival and age at onset of disease, to after childbearing age, would be preferential.

It is not clear why the four sites sustaining suppressor mutations in the dms4-1 allele would be preferential targets of mutagenesis.

If Barkley had admitted to borrowing a friend's Playstation along with the latest in sports game software, would that be "preferential treatment and extra benefits" too?

"They had indicated that they would be giving preferential treatment to domestic creditors over overseas creditors," he said.

Kim Collins, from St. Kitts and Nevis, said, "To tell you the truth, I thought they were going to pin it on me," But there would be no preferential treatment for Bolt, despite his status as the sport's biggest star.

Therefore, dysfunction of mitochondria would be a preferential target of many antineoplastic agents [22 25].

The reason for Eu enrichment in the groundwater of the study area would be the preferential mobilization of Eu2+ relative to the more particle-reactive trivalent REE and must be related to plagioclase in the magmatic rocks.