Sentence examples for prefer analysis from inspiring English sources

For those who prefer analysis, here are the top 10 trends and developments that took place between the sidelines in the N.F.L. this season.

In Cela-Ranilla et al.'s survey (2014), despite the suitability of the 3D simulation environment, students do not feel highly motivated or particularly engaged, mostly because they prefer analysis to actions in the particular learning process.

With this in mind, Appignanesi does not reach a table-thumping conclusion; she prefers analysis and exploration to blame and political point-scoring.

On a practical level, this means we would often prefer quick analysis that is 80% right over slow analysis that is 100% right.

Several students said they would prefer breath analysis tests when they arrived at the Glen Island Harbor Club in New Rochelle to losing the right to ride with their friends from pre-prom to post-prom parties.

In the case of the pivot measurements, this caused us to prefer the analysis of log transformed observations.

Other, perhaps more short-term investors prefer technical analysis, and care much more about chart patterns, price and volume than income statements or balance sheets, since a chart has everything that's knowable already "baked in".

For this reason, we prefer MSI-analysis as first step in families suspected of HNPCC.

If the primary outcome was a time to event analysis or incorporated serial longitudinal measurements, we preferred the analysis of serial longitudinal SF-36 measurements; if this was unavailable, we recorded whether there was formal statistically significant difference at any time points when SF-36 had been appraised.

Although we compare these methods with regard to the issue of identification, this paper is not a comprehensive evaluation of methods for instrumental variable analysis with a binary outcome and should not be used out of context as a pretext for preferring 1 analysis method over another.

Many of us who work in international development are suspicious of interventions that are not exclusively data-driven, preferring quantitative analysis to the subjective nature of storytelling.