Sentence examples for it seems preferable from inspiring English sources

However, due to its high sensitivity (Fig. 1) it seems preferable to keep it as descriptor, in particular since RNAstrand is designed to operate on structured RNAs only.

To do this, it seems preferable to adopt a female-specific approach and build on a consensus based on clinical practice.

For controlling MWDs through semibatch operations, it seems preferable to use nNM instead of other (less reactive and more common) CTAs like tert-dodecyl mercaptan or CCl4.

It seems preferable to retain the general name, but to remember that it can be broken down into meaningful terms which are more specific.

"Among these it seems preferable to support those that survived, transcended their suffering and continued their remarkable engagement for the transformation of society".

Also, it seems preferable to place all the blame for Lumumba's wrongful arrest on Knox, once again, rather than on the people who actually made the wrongful arrest so quickly and so carelessly.

Wouldn't you love to live in a world like that?" Not at the price of my intellectual faculties; but, under the circumstances, it seemed preferable to any available alternative.

Not that I stood out: by then, in the late 80s, I was working as a reporter in the House of Commons, and female journalists, like female MPs, were so uncommon, it seemed preferable to be unobserved than leered at by male MPs in the corridors of power which we thought of as the Reeperbahn.

However, it seemed preferable to endure any and every difficulty rather than to put up with so dire a disgrace4 and thus to alienate the sympathies of all his own adherents.

It thus seems preferable to understand What Is as coterminous but not consubstantial with the perceptible cosmos: it is in exactly the same place where the perceptible cosmos is, but is a separate and distinct "substance".

It therefore seems preferable to cancel these cycles, in the hope that a better response might be obtained in a subsequent cycle, avoiding in this way financial and emotional implications.