Sentence examples for been well preferred from inspiring English sources

The hybridization of Differential Evolution (DE) and Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) have been well preferred over their individual effort in solving optimization problems.

For patients with stage I or contiguous stage II follicular lymphoma RT alone is well recognized, "preferred," or the treatment of choice.

Highlighting another cultural difference between the approaches taken to the crisis by Germany and other parts of Europe, Merkel said the word "austerity" had entered her vocabulary for the first time only after the crisis had been well under way, as she preferred the term "sound budgeting".

Dragon Challenge has generally been well received, with most riders preferring the Chinese Fireball track.

Black-backed woodpeckers may not be a classic forest species due to their proclivity for burned forests in which most of the standing trees are dead, but it has been well documented that these birds prefer dense stands of dead trees (Saab et al. 2009).

It has been well described that Greek It has been well described that Greek pediatricians often prefer to defer initiation of vaccination against hepatitis B until the second semester of life [ 12].

My mum's response was, "Well, would you prefer somebody boring for a dad?" My father ended up running the unit for a couple of years in the late 70s.

"It is well known I prefer to play through the middle so when I get my opportunity I just want to show what I can do," Welbeck, who scored twice for England against Switzerland while playing as a striker this week, said.

Females of the Trinidadian guppy (Poecilia reticulata) are well known to prefer males with high concentrations of carotenoid pigments in the orange spots on their flanks [ 59].

It was well known that Mandela preferred him as his heir, but the ANC wanted its crown prince and Tambo's protégé instead.

It is well known that lattice preferred orientation of olivine can be imaged seismically (e.g., Tanimoto and Anderson 1984; Nicolas and Christensen 1987; Montagner and Guillot 2002).