Sentence examples for considered as preferable from inspiring English sources

A comparison of the psychometric properties of the COHIP and OHIP-14 has been conducted among Iranian adolescents; The COHIP was considered as preferable as it was able to identify more impacts [ 39].

The Cronbach's alpha values of variables were well above the 0.70 threshold and the results indicated that they were considered as preferable (Pallant, 2011).

The hydrocarbon fossil fuels are considered as the preferable fuels to provide sufficient energies for industrial purposes.

Both traditional and internet counseling were considered as more preferable than SL counseling in response to life transition, relationship issues, academic problems, economic hardship, and family conflict.

However, the XELOXIRI combination is associated with a high incidence of diarrhoea and, therefore, should be considered as a not preferable alternative to FOLFOXIRI.

Since the model which includes patients' clinical data and biochemical measurements allows the correct classification of 93.3% of pregnant women in the PE or the normotensive group, it should be considered as the most preferable one.

Drug combinations having synergistic interactions are generally considered as more effective and, therefore, preferable [ 28].

We conclude that primary succession leads to a more preferable environment for amphibians than does technical reclamation, and it should be considered as an equal type of post-mining site restoration.

The Åstrand test should be considered as highly valid and feasible and the two newly developed formulas for predicting maximal heart rate according to age are preferable to use when estimating VO2max by the Åstrand test.

So \(A\preceq B\) represents that the agent we are interested in considers option \(B\) to be at least as preferable as option \(A\).

Typically, fisheries aim at minimizing the catch of undersized fish, due to which gears with narrow selectivity ranges are generally considered preferable as they allow focusing fishing effort sharply on legal length classes (e.g. MacLennan 1995; Fabi et al. 2002; Stergiou et al. 2002).