Sentence examples for preferred or not from inspiring English sources

In other words, if the anti conformer is preferred or not over the syn conformer or if these preferences are contextual as so often witnessed in all types of chemical systems.

The algorithm then uses the set of preferred services to guide this choice, ranking the candidate invocations depending on whether the associated service is preferred or not.

At the end, general conclusions are drawn, which allows us discussing the way spectral-like optimized schemes shall be preferred (or not) to standard ones, when it comes to simulate real-life aeroacoustics problems.

Our findings suggests that the rmPFC is involved in integrating value in the service of prospective states, whereas the value coding in the dACC is relevant to whether a currently-available prospect is preferred or not.

If a trial showed that an experimental intervention offered advantages over placebo or over a secondary reference treatment, it would still leave the question unanswered as to whether that experimental intervention should be preferred or not to the currently most efficacious intervention (that is, the primary reference treatment).

Secondly, in [36] the authors provide a smart traversal of the search space such that one can avoid deleting sets from S L, i.e., in each step one can decide whether the current candidate is preferred or not, by only using previously computed preferred labelings (see Algorithm 4).

Or Justin Moulds, if you prefer (or not depending which forum thread you decide to be sucked into).

For example, when A and B were compared, if users preferred or did not prefer both A and B, the evaluation was designated as 1 as shown in Table 2.

Maybe they prefer, or pretend, not to know.

The basic technique involves asking all group members to identify specific persons within the group they would prefer (or would not prefer) to have as partners in a given activity.

"What I prefer or don't prefer, it don't matter," he said, speaking with characteristic quietude and gravitas.