Sentence examples for has been a preferred method from inspiring English sources

2 It has been a preferred method used by dermatologists to treat primary nBCC and sBCC < 1.5 cm although recent data on recurrence rates are limited.

Manipulative field experiments simulating foot traffic have been a preferred method for identifying the species most sensitive to impacts from public access.

Jeff Gerstmann of Giant Bomb commented that "something about the game's full price tag doesn't quite feel right" and reaffirmed that being able to select a handful of the songs to play again would have been a preferred method of distribution.

While one might argue that non-parametric tests would have been a preferred method to use, we chose to use parametric tests instead (t-test and ANOVA).

While 419 fraud has often been perpetrated over the phone or by fax, mass e-mail has in recent years been a preferred method for finding victims.

His preferred method has been (a) to give in silently and let the issue trail off; or (b) make an announcement of temporary surrender in the foreseeable future; or (c) string out negotiations until the farthest-out solution seems a possible but clearly dangerous option, and his own ratification of centrist conventional wisdom appears the result of profound reflection.

Inside the Vatican, media leaks are nearly always seen as the preferred method for critics of the pontiff to discredit him and Francis has been a frequent victim.

Although pharmacotherapy combined with transfusion therapy has been the preferred method for treating MDS for some time, transfusion dependency is still a common occurrence and is a strong predictor of survival and progression to AML [ 28, 29].

Application of steel wires has been the preferred method of closure.

Historically, non-operative management has been the preferred method for treating humeral shaft fractures, given the shoulder's ability to compensate for angular and rotational malalignment [4, 5].

The use of chemical compounds to manage populations of plant-parasitic nematodes has been the preferred method used by agriculturalists the world over (Evenson and Gollin 2003).