Sentence examples for preferred for simplicity from inspiring English sources

Forming a lens-like structure directly on the fiber end is preferred for simplicity of fabrication and packaging, such as polishing and fusion, combing different fibers with the cascaded fiber method and hydroflouride (HF) chemical etching.

Since this small study included all age groups, we preferred, for simplicity, to use one questionnaire that can be easily adapted for all age groups with minor changes.

The use of a p-distance estimator has been preferred for simplicity, because we did not want to introduce any model of DNA substitution, which might have an influence in the performed tests, and because the use of p-distance estimators has been already used also in earlier literature [ 15].

Instead comma- or tab-delimited files formats are usually preferred for their simplicity, readability, and support by popular plotting tools (e.g. MS Excel, OpenOffice, XmGrace).

Having only one attitude thruster on a spinning spacecraft could be preferred for spacecraft simplicity (lower mass, lower power consumption etc)., or it could be imposed in the context of redundancy/contingency operations.

If a project is not time-sensitive, a batch system may be preferred for its simplicity, but for projects that are require real time or near-real time results, a streaming platform would be advised.

If models do not require frequent updating, a batch system may be preferred for its simplicity, but for models that are updated often, this may be a crucial concern.

This suggests that in systems with a relatively small number of relays, selection strategies that do not require feedback or CSI (such as the random relay selection and all-decoding-relay methods) may be preferred for their simplicity.

Generally, the two scores have been proven to be interchangeable (Taylor et al, 1999), although the ECOG is often preferred for its simplicity.

On the other hand, echocardiographic EF measurement is to be preferred for its simplicity and availability, but has the downside of being variable and insensitive [ 108].

If the early postoperative outcome is better with the Billroth I method, it should be preferred for its simplicity and better physiological reconstruction.