Sentence examples for further preferred from inspiring English sources

The problem is that under the current system, already polarised between the wafer-thin few and the frantic, competing many, where the standard of exams in the private sector is at least two years more advanced than the equivalent level in the state, children already excessively advantaged are being further preferred.

The model using RCD only as a predictor variable should be further preferred when the tree is found cut down, as sometimes the RCD is affected by root buttress.

The preservation of J in(k) was further preferred over more common methods that preserve J out(k) [ 33], since J in(k) is non-diattenuating and can be described as a unitary matrix of the SU 2) group.

Functional gene group analysis may be further preferred because it circumvents the multiple-testing problem and because effect sizes are likely to be increased in comparison to single-SNP effects (because these are now a function of the combined effect, rather than of effects of single genes).

Further, preferred future development options were assessed for the area.

Modelled source depth is recorded for some deformation episodes by both VOTW and COMET, and we build on this by including further preferred deformation source depths from publications (including any estimation of uncertainty provided).

But it has since resisted the temptation to cut further, preferring to make ad hoc purchases of bank assets as their need for cash arises.

A further 41% preferred bringing the state 30 minutes closer to Western Australia and only 15% were in favour of moving in line with Eastern Standard Time.

Further, residents preferred open spaces in few larger plots to many smaller pieces that are scattered throughout the neighborhood.

Further, they preferred a commitment to the job posting of 2 years as compared to 5 years (β 0.80, P < 0.01) and manager support (β 0.47, P < 0.01).

Further, they preferred good quality health facility infrastructure and equipment to basic health facility infrastructure (β = 1.46, P < 0.01), followed by superior (β = 1.00, P < 0.01) and basic (β = 0.89, P < 0.01) housing allowances and then a 10% salary increase (β = 0.39, P < 0.01).