Sentence examples for preferable to explore from inspiring English sources

Some might raise the question whether it would not have been preferable to explore learning strategies in specific clinical specialities rather than across all clinical blocks.

From this study, it is clear that with the current status in the field it is difficult to conclude on which combination of stress reactions and which species are preferable to explore for potential combined production of optimal amounts of hydrogen and valuable side products, either simultaneously or in sequence.

However qualitative assessment either through focus group discussions or in-depth interviews with the HEWs might have been preferable approach to explore these barriers and facilitators.

The objectives of this study were to fabricate porous scaffolds using decellularized meniscus, and to explore a preferable crosslinking condition to enhance mechanical properties of scaffolds.

In order to explore which model is preferable given the available data, a natural step after parameter inference consists in formally assessing the validity of all possible -now parameterized- candidate models.

Physicians conducting the ECG readings were not blinded to the patient; blinded reading would be preferable in a study that specifically aims to explore the potential of resting ECG to predict exercise-test outcome.

Since then it has been shown that it is TLR2 that is directly involved with TB immunity [15], and it may have been preferable to use both TLR2 and TLR4 agonists to explore the role of TIRAP.

Given that restorative care is almost always preferable to extractions, it may be important for hospital personnel to explore greater opportunities to carry out conservative procedures for any child undergoing DGA, an assertion supported by Hosey and others [ 4].

In addition, given time and resource constraints we were unable to explore whether 'stronger' consent models would have been preferable for organisations that donors trusted less.

Futures studies aim to explore alternative futures, which may be possible, probable and preferable.

Still, it was preferable to the somber meditation on male body issues from Laura Brienza, "War Zones," that employed metaphors of combat to explore anorexia.