Sentence examples for preferred a case from inspiring English sources

The residents from Denmark preferred a case based method (63.6%).

Worries exist about conflicts of interest with professionals external to the practice, e.g., in the following quote, a GP explains why he would prefer a case managerc within the practice team over an external one: 'It's as if we are made of one piece, and she will have a certain - I also say that, that plays a role as well – loyalty towards me.

Since then, Wheeler toughened the rules a little, but still declined to come out with an explicit ban on slow lanes, preferring a case-by-case approach.

While cost is often a major factor in preferring a nested-case control approach over analyzing an entire cohort, there may be advantages even when differences in cost are not significant.

After 2003, we preferred a deltopectoral approach in all cases independently from the first approach.

Instead in five cases, we preferred a 39-mm glenosphere to lateralize the humerus for retensioning the deltoid.

For all three cases, GPs mostly preferred a combination therapy including psychotherapy and psycho-pharmacotherapy.

So, as well as standard rear-protecting Cliq cases, they are able to offer very thin skins for those that prefer a barely-there case.

("Thick, beefy lugs" is a mantra for watch collectors; and most would prefer a scuffed "honest" case over something buffed and shiny).

If you were Jimmy Cannon or Red Smith or any of the big columnists, you saw basketball as a banal game of "up and down," played by curious overgrown gland cases; you preferred an afternoon at Churchill Downs, the grandstand redolent of bourbon, crushed mint, and horseshit.

A total of four patients preferred an interpreter, and, in these cases, an online video interpreter was employed.