Sentence examples for preferred except from inspiring English sources

The hydrolyzation of S--dufulin was preferred (except at pH 5).

The newly decorated Miss Garvey arrives by bicycle and is instantly recognizable, not merely from her picture, which I came across in my initial research for the piece, but by her vibe; that is a nebulous description, vibe, and one which is not preferred except for lack of a better descriptor.

For these metrics, values as close to zero as possible are preferred, except for the ICC, interpreted as any correlation.

Preference for acidic amino acids is very rare except in the S1 pocket, and similarly aromatic amino acids are rarely preferred except in S1 and S1′.

For each domain and in each group the results were the same, with ranks of 4,3,2 &1 for C, BE, FS and FOBT respectively, 1 being most preferred, except for embarrassment in both groups in which C and BE each had a median rank 3. The results hold up for each gender subgroup in all cases except that men didn't consider FOBT significantly less inconvenient than FS.

The cruise industry has not explicitly said which option it prefers, except that it is dead set against the creation of the offshore platforms.

The new government has vowed to scrap the Lockheed Martin F-35 contract, but wouldn't say what aircraft it would prefer, except that the new program would be cheaper.

Equities are preferred over commodities, excepting hedge fund operators.

Or is it Judea and Samaria, ancient names preferred in Israel (except perhaps by those who refer to the area as "the territories")?

"Order is preferred to chaos except when order leads to unfair or unethical results," said Laura P. Hartman, a professor of business ethics at DePaul University in Chicago.

That said, visual aspects are not forgotten and he reminds us of the imperative for order and symmetry: "Therefore let use be preferred before uniformity, except where both may be had" (1625: XLV, 257).