Sentence examples for prefer reserving from inspiring English sources

For example, a UE in better conditions (experienced rate) with regard to two out of three of its TPs in the CoMP set on a certain frequency resource, would prefer reserving the FD slot from only the best two TPs, allowing the unreserved resources from the third TP to be reserved by other users.

Hoffmann et al. reported similar results, in terms of feasibility, complication rate, hospitalisation and local tumour control, after general anaesthesia or conscious sedation, and concluded that conscious sedation should be preferred, reserving general anaesthesia for non-compliant patients [14].

MULLOY: I would prefer to reserve judgment on that until we determine whether there should be or not.

Retail buyers prefer to reserve shelf space for full-line producers, whom consumers will naturally come to think of as technology leaders.

It seems there is no constituency in the wine world willing to admit the classifications' power, perhaps because they would prefer to reserve that power for themselves.

But for those of you who prefer to reserve judgement until definitive proof is on hand, then I'm afraid I have some depressing news.

Michael Gove may prefer to reserve DfE funds for the promotion of academic rigour (and the money pit which is free schools), but hungry children cannot snack on pencil shavings.

Some prefer to reserve the term "normative" for prescriptive contexts.

I prefer to reserve judgment on the causes of solar variability.

Having been burned once before, fans of the series may well prefer to reserve judgement and approach with caution.

There are some who would prefer to reserve the term "teleological" for genuinely purposive contexts in the most literal sense of "purposive" and to refer to biological functions as "teleonomic".