Sentence examples for be preferable to allow from inspiring English sources

A multicenter approach would be preferable, to allow for sufficient inclusions in an acceptable time period.

Ideally longer term follow up would be preferable to allow for the effect of the intervention to be assessed in later infancy and toddlerhood.

From a functional perspective, given the close quarters within an active site, even if fully independent functional units were readily obtainable, interconnected units might still be preferable to allow a compact active site that can accommodate the density of groups needed to provide multiple interactions with centrally located substrates and thus optimal catalysis.

The dignity of dying in a good cause can be preferable to allowing the indignity of people being treated as sub-human.

In recent years, friends and business associates said Seymour Milstein had decided that breaking up the family empire would be preferable to allowing his nephew Howard to assume control.

Control by the Kurdish government would also be preferable to allowing paramilitary organizations like the Badr Organization or Islamic State to smuggle oil out of Iraq.

As a result, they should be viewed as true "last resort" options – but in most cases, even these flawed options would be preferable to allowing the loans to fall behind or go into default.

In some cases, the more rigid 'epidemiological' structure imposed by EPP Classic may be preferable to allowing those models that vary r over time to follow too closely data with its own problems.

Although 0.176 is a somewhat high P-value for significance, it is preferable to allow for the possibility of some curvature of the response surface.

Therefore an overcorrection in the region of 30° is preferable to allow a shift of the limb from the midline (valgus correction b).

Perhaps, it is preferable to allow the hate advertisements to stand (no matter how painful and hurtful the message) while seizing the moment to educate.