Sentence examples for favoured methods from inspiring English sources

Although having a standard outcome has advantages, our more encompassing approach allows us to include studies from wide time periods and different countries with different favoured methods for outcome assessment.

Remortgaging or taking out a personal loan tend to be the favoured methods of funding an extension (for more detail, see our guide to financing home improvement).

The result was a 34% drop in deaths from paracetamol poisoning.Men rarely take pills, but their favoured methods have become less lethal, too.

Stock is one of Google's favoured methods of pay, as evidenced by the US-based chief executive, Sundar Pichai, who has been handed £138m in stock released in quarterly instalments until 2019.

Among the government's favoured methods is a review of the public-works budget, a source of largesse for the Hashimoto faction ever since Tanaka first launched his drive to "remodel the Japanese archipelago" in the 1970s by covering large tracts of Japan in concrete.

Generally, the favoured methods of OA assessment are imaging based, with plain radiographs widely used and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which remains relatively expensive, used much less.

This is because such a comparison is biased and will favour methods that have skewed null distributions such as peak-scoring, model-based methods using reconstructed response functions, or non-linear models where the neural response is specified to be positive.

Overall, these findings may detract from the theoretical advantages of oblique rotation methods and favour orthogonal methods especially in population-based samples.

Jared Sharp, of the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (Naaja), said corrections favoured punitive methods and young people had been "caged up like animals".

Particularly favoured are methods that are not painful, not disfiguring and perhaps most important, given the ambivalence felt by many would-be suicides not absolutely guaranteed to result in death.British women have struggled to find an appropriate way out ever since toxic coal gas was phased out in the early 1970s.

Whilst the theory behind tissue engineering strategies favours a complete in vitro regeneration approach, the clinical reality is that investigators have favoured simpler methods involving delivery of cells within hours or days of seeding onto scaffolds.