Sentence examples for preferred for our from inspiring English sources

However, since it gives the strongest 4th-order feature, it is the frequency that will be preferred for our sensing scenario, even if the denomination "cyclic-feature detector" becomes inappropriate in this case.

Here, however we present results only in reflection which is the geometry preferred for our in vivo studies where subcutaneous organs of the lymphatic system are imaged.

For this type of benchmark tests, the receiver operating characteristic curve is also popular; however, we chose the PR curve because it is preferred for our case where the number of actual positives is relatively small (Davis and Goadrich, 2006).

We have demonstrated that open cholecystectomy, the most traumatic of cholecystectomy methods used today, has been preferred for our most vulnerable patients, either as primary procedure or as conversion from laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

By Jelani Cobb January 15 , 2014Long before his death, last week, at the age of seventy-nine, Amiri Baraka attained the status reserved for those Americans whose unruly complexities and contradictions spill beyond the neat categories we prefer for our public figures.

I don't like demonstrations much and I would prefer for our MPs to do the work they are paid for, which involves, amongst other things, safeguarding boring old stuff like the rule of the law.

Dallas Stars GM Jim Nill told reporters, "I would prefer for our game to be decided by playing hockey instead of the skill part of the game, which is the shootout".

Long before his death, last week, at the age of seventy-nine, Amiri Baraka attained the status reserved for those Americans whose unruly complexities and contradictions spill beyond the neat categories we prefer for our public figures.

The monoclonal antibody was preferred for further immunostaining our prostate cancer cohort as it yielded slightly less background and a more intense signal at lower concentrations.

In our study, ciprofloxacin was preferred for 26 patients.

Steering toward preferred outcomes for our coastlines and coastal economies will involve coordination across local, state, and federal jurisdictions to mitigate spatial externalities that extend beyond local communities.