Sentence examples for approaches is preferable from inspiring English sources

Either of these approaches is preferable to overreacting to the poll.

While both these systems have merit, no guidance exists to help the engineer determine which of the two approaches is preferable in terms of providing stiffness, maximum displacement ductility, cumulative hysteretic energy dissipation, and energy dissipation per cycle for a given strength.

However accurate diagnosis of H. pylori infection is difficult; thus combining several diagnostic approaches is preferable [ 25, 26].

To judge which of these approaches is preferable, based on these data, is hard, but future simulation results may predict the more favourable approach to use.

While a combination of all available approaches is preferable to identify overlap in the candidate genes detected, we found that combining output from just Bowtie mapping and DESeq significance testing with BWA mapping and DESeq significance testing delivered just 21 more DE genes than combining all four approaches tested in our study (see Figure  1).

We evaluate the performance of these algorithms under several sensor network scenarios and application requirements, and identify the conditions under which the various approaches are preferable.

Only original coefficient matrices are used in the proposed state-space observers and fault-tolerant controllers; therefore, the present design approaches are preferable in applications.

Hence, the paper concludes that the topic should explore other avenues of analysis, in an attempt to establish which analysis approaches are preferable under which conditions, when conducting empirical software engineering studies.

While such approaches are preferable, we argue that there can be some value to PST - FST comparisons in natural populations.

This suggests that even in studies with small sample sizes, multi-locus approaches are preferable to single-locus methods.

Both of these approaches are preferable to unrestricted comparison of all drinkers with all teetotalers, which tends to exaggerate the cross-sectional association of abstention with markers of poor health.