Sentence examples for preferred much better from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the formulations when evaluated for their in vivo efficacy in streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats at a dose of 3 IU/kg, demonstrated their ability to release insulin in response to glucose concentration and were preferred much better against subcutaneously given plain insulin formulation used as the control.

Pension funds prefer much longer time horizons.

The clients prefer it and it's much better for lesbian sex.

@lpolgreen Everything might not be well, but for Zimbabweans in the street, this is much better, would prefer things to remain this way — Billy Chikwasha (@BillyChikwasha) July 21 , 2012@lpolgreen Twitter comments are mostly locals.

And we can do these things for a lot less money than building higher densities and mass transit to try to substitute for the single-family homes that people seem to prefer and automobiles that provide much better transportation at a lower cost than mass transit".

But the left isn't doing much better either, preferring nostalgia for the high-wage, medium-skill manufacturing jobs of the post-war era and China-bashing to a serious and original effort to figure out how to make 21st century capitalism work for the middle class.

Overall, antithrombotic therapy seen in PREFER in AF suggests much better adherence to evidence and recommendations than prior reports of similar registries: Only 70% of eligible patients received oral anticoagulants during 2005 2008, while over 85% of clearly eligible patients received oral anticoagulants in PREFER in AF.

Thin, flat, quite chewy rice noodles are preferred here: fresh ones make a much better dish, but they are hard to find outside of Thailand.

But those students who preferred to be taught verbally were much better off with the instructor's face permanently in one corner of the screen.

An alternative solution which completely replicates the infrastructure with a much better performance (but more expensive) is preferred.

Preferring the familiar, old routine: "The old way was much better, we knew what we were doing before".