Sentence examples for makes it preferable from inspiring English sources
M-ATTEMPT shows the least end-to-end delay in comparison to DARE and MI-DARE which makes it preferable for delay sensitive applications.
Similarly, under their concept of libertarian paternalism, Thaler and Sunstein [25] insisted that bounded rationality makes it preferable to maintain freedom of choice and design private and public institutions for improving people's welfare if smokers are unconscious of their inconsistency.
While the Ring Cycle, Nicholas Nickleby, the Figaro trilogy, and The Brother/Sister Plays follow a complex plot that makes it preferable to view each segment in a particular order, that logic does not apply to either The Norman Conquests or The Great Game: Afghanistan.
This pharmacokinetic profile makes it preferable to use a constant infusion for the IV glutamine supplementation.
The thermal stability of VHH makes it preferable to conventional antibodies for on-site analysis.
This property makes it preferable for comparing methods, which is a similar conclusion to that of Hickey et al. [ 8] in their study on maize.
Higher accuracy of the proposed hybrid approach and its ability to properly detect the relationships between the decision-making components make it preferable over the simple Data Envelopment Analysis method.
It has been shown that the features of IBTM make it preferable for its implementation in flexible targeting tools to set realistic targets on the site fuel demand and the cogeneration at the early stages of design.
These features of the proposed exergy calculator make it preferable for its implementation in ProSimPlus® to define the most realistic and profitable retrofit projects on the existing chemical and thermal plants.
Additionally, the excellent stability of Co(OH 2/SSG-FGS highlighted its efficiency and made it preferable as an efficient catalyst fOH 2/SSG-FGS
This process would be painful, although the increased economic vibrancy and decline in joblessness for many Greeks might make it preferable to several years of externally imposed austerity and political chaos.
