Sentence examples for preferred beforehand from inspiring English sources

A significantly higher number of women in the intervention group reported that their perceived role was more passive than they preferred beforehand.

Moreover, even though hospital follow-up was better adhered to in the trial and generally preferred beforehand, per protocol analyses showed high satisfaction scores for telephone follow-up, equal to patients who followed hospital follow-up.

Patients preferred to be informed beforehand if they would be seeing a different physician.

In TV, he said, he didn't necessarily have to show scripts to anyone beforehand and he preferred it that way.

While considering establishing a future Smart Classroom 2.0 for undergraduate students, it is very essential that a baseline study that examines students' preferred learning environment is conducted beforehand, so that students' learning needs can be better fulfilled which eventually will help them achieve better learning outcomes.

The producers disliked filming beforehand as they preferred "the audience to tell us what's good and what's bad".

"Sir Michael [Stoute] was obviously worried about his lack of experience beforehand and would have preferred to have given him another run, but it all worked out well on the day, which is great.

rehearsal and tech: Several days before, Rostang began preparing her truffle sandwiches -- slabs of country bread slathered with salted butter and thick slices of truffle, then wrapped tightly in plastic two days beforehand (she prefers four); Darroze's hares were braised for 15 hours in red wine back in Paris and transported by plane in plastic bags.

Instead, I would prefer to have parameters beforehand so that I can intervene.

The parties can engage in a costly sequence of threats and promises, but it seems better to agree beforehand upon some rule for trading, such as alternating between the respectively preferred outcomes.

I preferred to offer women a bag of rice to convince them to accept the procedure and explained to them beforehand what was going to happen".