Sentence examples for economically preferred from inspiring English sources

An economic evaluation comparing both treatments should follow to determine which treatment is economically preferred.

Since ZOL is also predicted to improve quality of life due to the reduction in the frequency of SREs and longer survival, ZOL is economically preferred to no therapy (i.e., placebo).

Genetic improvement in jatropha is needed to increase the seed yield, oil content, drought and pest resistance, and to modify oil composition so that it becomes a technically and economically preferred source for biodiesel production.

Because the cost of the intervention affects the cost-effectiveness of the FPG threshold, it ultimately affects the selection of an economically preferred threshold of the FPG test for diabetes prevention.

Timber-oriented forestry turned out as economically preferred management for Picea (NPV: 4,400 - 8,900 EUR ha-1) and Fagus (NPV: 1,600 - 3,100 EUR ha-1) on flat terrain and medium slopes (Figure 5).

Because lopinavir/ritonavir and nevirapine are used in both strategies (as either first-line or second-line ART), variations in drug costs exert only a modest impact on the economically preferred strategy (panels B and C).

Results show that, despite the lower reaction selectivity of the direct conversion of intracellular PHB to MC or MA, this route is economically and environmentally preferred because no intensive downstream process is required for cell release after wastewater fermentation.

But with economic growth this year continuing to surge in the U.S. and rapidly recovering in other parts of the world, investors have preferred economically sensitive stocks at the expense of the classic growth names like Pfizer, Merck and other big drug companies.

There's another kind of liberal history, leaning economically left, that prefers to trace a pretty straight line from Thomas Paine to Thomas Jefferson to Andrew Jackson to FDR, incorporating the labor movement along the way.

Looking just at the least economically secure white voters, 37percentt preferred a Democratic candidate, while 21percentt supported a Republican, but the most popular choice at 41percentt was "other/not sure".

A recent Pew Research Center report found that 42percentt of people in the least economically secure fifth of the population preferred a Democratic candidate in 2014, while just 17percentt supported a Republican.