Sentence examples for preferred to classical from inspiring English sources
Blunt dissection technique with a Kelly clamp is preferred to classical trocar techniques to prevent severe complications, like perforation of thoracic or abdominal organs.
Since original data were often not normally distributed and the variances of the original samples were not homogeneous, a new approach for sample size determination based on a visual evolution of the jackknife was preferred to classical techniques.
Today, percutaneous tracheostomy techniques are preferred to classical surgical tracheostomy and the use is spreading.
He drew some criticism, however, because he was heavily influenced by the Romanticism of John Keats and preferred to use classical verse forms rather than rely on the rhythms and idioms of his black American heritage.
cNRI was preferred to the classical Wald P value because our purpose was to build a prediction model rather than to assess statistical associations.
This procedure was preferred to the classical approach of estimating an index from the various phenological scores because it does not suppress temporal trends in each dataset.
A first observation is that the area scoring method consistently outperforms the original scoring method, for any choice of α and L. This suggests that, by default, the newly proposed area score should be preferred to the classical original score.
The container should be suitable for the small-sample volume: 5-mL tubes are preferred to the classical autopsy vials used for most samples in order to limit headspace gas volume and, thus, evaporation of volatile substances such as ethanol [ 93].
Therefore, normalization to osmolality measurement was preferred to the more classical normalization to total urine volume.
Hume's family thought him suited for a legal career, but he found the law "nauseous", preferring to read classical texts, especially Cicero.
There's little jam-band sprawl; Os Mutantes, whose members had classical music training, preferred to pack ideas into songs the length of a pop single and to fill their choruses with doot-doot-doots and shoo-bops.
