Sentence examples for method is preferred to from inspiring English sources
The proposed connection method is preferred to enhance ductility of steel moment connections with noncompact beam web in terms of both economic efficiency and fabrication convenience.
Various strategies are examined to compute the coefficients of the diffusive representation; finally, an optimization method is preferred to the usual quadrature rules.
It is shown that both the proposed methods have good accuracy and efficiency, and the rejection-acceptance criterion based uneven discretization method is preferred to practical applications.
This USLE method is preferred to others as it is commonly applied with reliable accuracy at watershed scales when detailed input data are less available (Kheir et al. (2008); (Raissouni et al. (2012)).
On the other hand, to compare different lentiviral vector backbones comprising additional cis-acting elements, a non-functional titration method is preferred to normalize the number of vector particles before assessing transduction efficiency.
To correlate in vitro drug release/dissolution data, the same validated and reproducible in-vitro drug release/dissolution method is preferred to be used for assessing all transdermal formulations in the IVIVC.
This manual method was preferred to any automatic matching in a Geographical Information System (GIS) to avoid putting together cross-border locations belonging to radically different historical or socio-economic contexts.
The transthoracic method was preferred to an aerosol as it is safer for the professionals responsible for infecting the animals.
This fixation-based method was preferred to avoid a possible mis-localization or redistribution of GlcCer from the surface during the experiment.
However, this categorization method was preferred to be able to detect possible trends with increasing exposure.
The MDS method was preferred to analogous methods (i.e., Principal Coordinates) as it allows data to be preliminarily processed by partial nonparametric correlations.
