Sentence examples for be a preferable method from inspiring English sources

The midpoint rule is a symplectic time integrator for Hamiltonian systems, which may be a preferable method to solve the spatially discretized evolution equation.

Managed Realignment (MR) schemes are considered by many coastal managers and engineers to be a preferable method of coastal flood defence and compensating for habitat loss, by creating new areas of intertidal saltmarsh and mudflat habitat.

An empirically validated QOL scale would be a preferable method of assessing this construct.

EtCO2 monitoring may be a preferable method for detecting alveolar hypoventilation and preventing hypoxemia during PSA but is not widely used in this setting.

The time required to pose questions and obtain, display and discuss responses may require the lecturer to cover less material during the lecture but this may be a preferable method if one of the outcomes is deeper learning of the subject material.

The Kalman filter was originally developed for real-time applications, thus it is a preferable method to be used for this purpose.

Electrospinning technique with the ability to mimic the structure and function of an extracellular matrix is a preferable method to customize the scaffold features.

Downdraft gasifier is a preferable method for carrying out biomass gasification because the produced gas has viable heating value with low tar content and can be cleaned to high purity, suitable for IC engine usage and chemical processing applications.

Our findings provide the first evidence that the instant direct templating strategy is a preferable method for achieving precise control of the mesophase geometry, of the developing constrictions in the cylindrical pore structure, and of the size and shape of the internal pore architecture.

After much research, most people are aware that smoking is not the most effective means to administer cannabis, and vaporizing is a preferable method.

It is a preferable method used to deliver local ailments of cold cough, rhinitis, and so forth [ 44].