Sentence examples for preferred to aggregate from inspiring English sources

In order to account for population growth, annual consumption per person over 15 was preferred to aggregate annual consumption.

We find that the electronic effect is the dominating factor and that small functional groups prefer to aggregate during successive functionalizations on CNTs.

They speculated that at low pH (pH 2), the gold nanoparticles prefer to aggregate to form larger nanoparticles rather than to nucleate and form new nanoparticles.

Behavioural experiments that disentangle genetic similarity and familiarity have found that individuals prefer to aggregate with kin in the absence of sex pheromone (a putatively cooperative behaviour), but that both sexes apparently avoid inbreeding using olfactory genetic kin recognition [ 59- 62].

Policymakers have since preferred to tweak aggregate demand via interest rates rather than taxes.

It was found that PQI based on detailed patient clinical information are preferred to those based on aggregated data [ 16], and that physicians rank evidence-based PQI higher than those based on costs [ 17].

Thus, TO preferred to partition to the aggregate, rather than stay at the membrane interface in a sufficiently large system with a larger aggregate.

A caution was thus made that it might not be a desirable practice to simply aggregate the scores; instead, it would be preferred to report the separate scores for different association relationships.

Due to the stiff structure, succinimide segments preferred to form irregular hydrophobic microdomains, and some aggregates of PSI-PA are bimodal size distribution in water medium, while the more flexible PDDA-PA copolymer chains preferred to form monodispersed spherical aggregates.

Comparison of models between groups (Table 5) showed that at an aggregate level the 'current' situation was always preferred to the alternatives of 'Medicines review by GP & pharmacist' or 'Medicines review by GP only' (p < 0.01; all groups).

We would have preferred to use alternative methods, such as multilevel analyses, as we lose information and the analyses become less efficient when we aggregate.