Synonyms for preferentially
pref·er·en·tial·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. preferentiallyadverb

   in a preferential manner

   "he was treated preferentially"

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1. Ludovic Trinquart:

   One side preferentially cites previous papers that found a similar conclusion.

2. Patrick Wilson:

   If we could preferentially activate these antibodies, we could have a better influenza vaccine.

3. Jeremy Kiszka:

   This is totally related to the sharks behavior, and sharks preferentially attacked isolated swimmers and surfers, at dusk and dawnespecially at dusk they tend to forage closer to shore.

4. Dave Montgomery:

   Viruses in general have a way of making their way to organs that are quite remote from the original site of infection. SARS-CoV-2 is no different in this regard, what is different is that this virus seems to preferentially affect cardiac cells and the surrounding cells. These studies suggest that the heart can be infected with no clear signs. Personally, in my practice, we have seen similar signs of inflammation, including pericardial effusions.

5. Chris Yakymchuk:

   Living matter preferentially consists of the lighter carbon atoms because they take less energy to incorporate into cells, based on the increased amount of carbon-12 in this graphite, we concluded that the carbon atoms were once ancient life, most likely dead microorganisms such as cyanobacteria.