Sentence examples for be preferable to adopt from inspiring English sources
Because significant time and investment is required to develop new multiplexes of 13+ STR loci, manufacturers indicated that it would be preferable to adopt a staged approach.
In place of compulsory mass schooling, Illich suggested, it would be preferable to adopt a model of learning in which knowledge and skills were transmitted through networks of informal and voluntary relationships.
In particular, given the lags associated with policy conduct, should the government immediately react to signs of a downturn in economic activity via, for example, a frontloaded disbursement of investment funds or would it be preferable to adopt a more gradual response?
It might be preferable to adopt a 'passive attentive' paradigm involving mere attention without report.
For example, when estimating population attributable burdens of disease, it may be preferable to adopt a more sensitive and less specific case definition, any inflation of total disease prevalence because of false positives tending to be offset by reductions in estimates of relative risk (because of bias towards the null).
It is possible to attach the CS at the end of the corresponding subframe but for reasons of efficiency it is preferable to adopt a frame-based approach as the one shown in Figure 4.
Given the high prevalence and the impact of renal impairment on the BNPs values, it is preferable to adopt different cut-offs stratified by renal function in patients with sepsis.
I believe that it would be preferable to have the simple approach which Sweden has adopted, which is to criminalise all payment for sexual services.
"This is probably the touchiest solution," she said, adding that while a board can probably adopt such a policy on its own, it would be preferable to submit it to a vote by owners.
