Sentence examples for preferred precisely from inspiring English sources

We do not argue that a specific level or scale should be preferred precisely because of the wide variety of issues and interests in river basins.

But that would hurt them, because polls show that voters, in their anxiety, prefer precisely the perceived lack of bravura, and the sense of cautious stewardship, that Mrs Merkel exudes.

It has been demonstrated in some insects, birds, mammals, and other organisms that the mates preferred are precisely those that are rare.

The fact is that many do-it-yourselfers prefer software precisely because they don't want to interact with people.

He prefers more "precisely specified" questions, such as "can an animal understand its own beliefs?" But how could an animal understand its own beliefs if it were not a thinker?

As already noted by ocean tide modelers, convolutions of the whole global oceanic mass loading, rather than a simplified parameterization, are preferred to more precisely calculate the loading deformation and its feedback (Ray, 1989; Matsumoto et al., 2000).

Still, some prefer the drink precisely because it is so rich.

Modotti's early work had stood out precisely because she preferred documenting the Mexico of the urban, technological revolution to the folkloric representation of Mexico, filled with cacti and the barefooted people.

They can be shared and copied almost endlessly without loss, or precisely erased if preferred.

The term "cancer risk reductive intervention" (CRRI) is preferred over the term "chemoprevention" to precisely identify the broad range of strategies to reverse or delay carcinogenesis, including whole diet interventions, dietary extracts, drugs, behavior modification, smoking cessation, and others.

The experimental studies demonstrated that templates with a circular linear template-to-bone-contact should be preferred as they can be handled precisely both considering their positioning and their stability.