Sentence examples for preferred a model from inspiring English sources
They preferred a model of gender relations that allowed them a degree of domestic autonomy and status as wives and mothers – if nothing else.
Based on geodetic observations spanning 2 years following the 2008 Iwate-Miyagi Nairiku earthquake, Ohzono et al. (2012a) preferred a model with a lower crustal viscosity of 2 to 5 × 1018 Pa s.
The OLS estimate of the slope of the relationship will therefore be biased and many authors have preferred a Model II regression (e.g. Reduced Major Axis, RMA).
Previously, scientists preferred a model that defined transcription circuits consisting of a small number of stem cell type specific transcription factors that determined and maintained differentiation potency [17], [32], [43].
Nationals MP Warren Entsch once supported the idea of a royal commission but he recently changed his mind, telling Guardian Australia that he now prefers a model whereby an independent tribunal could award compensation to victims of financial scandals.
He eschews the role of the autocrat, preferring a model based on collaboration.Though his rise to the pinnacle of his profession has been swift, no one least of all Mr Nelsons himself believes his musical personality to be fully formed.
Like Eddie (Rochester) Anderson in "Cabin in the Sky," the 1943 movie-musical parable of temptation, most Americans seem constitutionally predisposed to choose Lena Horne over Ethel Waters — that is, to prefer a model of classical beauty, sex appeal, excitement and youth to a symbol of matronly stolidity, virtue and middle-age languor.
Still, he says he would prefer a model that could predict feather damage even further in advance.
We confirmed that the seismic record of SP-W5 also prefers a model with a low-velocity layer of Vp = 3.0 km/s (Fig. 3a c).
A DNO would prefer a model that requires little information, so if a particular response variable is found to be insignificant for a given response variable, it is preferable to identify this and remove the insignificant predictor from the model.
Östros would prefer a model more like that in the U.S., where researchers would have to inform their employer of findings with commercial potential and split the gains (if any) with their universities.
