Sentence examples for more desirable measures from inspiring English sources

These results indicated that the students scored higher on adaptive and more desirable measures.

When using RTB/HIV a direct comparison between the two analyses is complicated by the fact that in [14] we used TB case notifications because of concerns with the reliability of the data, while here we are using the more desirable measure of TB incidence.

In this previous case, the court would not decide "whether other more desirable or favourable measures could have been adopted, or whether public money could have been better spent"[ 7] (41).

OHRQoL measures tend to be long, and short-form versions are more desirable because respondent burden is minimised and the chance of the measures being used routinely in day-to-day practice is greater.

(2009) affirm that the market microstructure measures of information asymmetry are more desirable than those provided by corporate finance literature.

As it is not possible to decide if a large number of atoms in common is more desirable than a large fraction of atoms in common, both measures should be used to determine the functional relevance of the hits obtainer.

However, it is more desirable to minimize the number of scanning directions to save the measuring time and the amount of required memory.

A local index based on entomological measures (abundance of vector mosquitoes and infection prevalence) would be a much more desirable indicator of transmission intensity.

Studies that objectively measure weight change and clinical response in a prospective fashion are more desirable as they provide more objective information.

Yet slender is more desirable.

That makes him much more desirable.