Sentence examples for preferred followed from inspiring English sources

A preference for specific physician attire or positive influence of physician attire on patient perceptions was reported in 21 of the 30 studies (70%). 1 5 15 16 19 21 25 27 30 32 36 38 42 When patients voiced a preference or were influenced by physician attire, formal attire was almost always preferred followed closely by white coats either with or without formal attire.

Paper towels are preferred, followed by cloth towels, which should be washed often in hot water in a washing machine.

The fun continues: "If you disagree with BAA's choice, is there another option you think we should have preferred?" followed by a list of incomprehensible and unexplained options (option B in mixed mode, option B in segregated mode, option C in mixed mode, etc).

A sensor attached to the cow was preferred, followed by a walkover system and a camera system.

For intermediate and posterior/panuveitis, however, mycophenolate mofetil was most frequently preferred, followed by methotrexate (35% vs. 24% for intermediate, P = 0.45; 42% vs. 18% for posterior/panuveitis, P = 0.04).

Telephone notification was preferred, followed by regular mail.

H. pylori serology was the preferred follow up test for successful eradication by 201 (47%) physicians, followed by 149 (35%) urea breath test.

Serve at once with the spinach spooned on top or alongside (discard the lemon peel at this stage, if you prefer), followed by a sprinkling of the crumb mix and, if you like, any butter left in the pan.

As in other studies (Morris et al, 1992), patients preferred follow-up to be performed by a hospital doctor.

50 51 As reported elsewhere, the commonest reasons for non-participation were that women preferred follow-up by their own general practitioner and logistical issues (such as timing of recruitment clinics).

Where inpatient or residential treatment is preferred, follow-up treatment in the form of individual or group therapy, support groups or 12 step programmes is vital to preventing relapse of both disorders [ 87, 93].