Sentence examples for preferred to limit from inspiring English sources

To sort out this issue, 1D CSDs are preferred to limit implementation cost.

Thus, although deconvolution was the key pre-processing step for resolution improvement, low-pass filtration before deconvolution is preferred to limit the buildup of high frequency noise during the deconvolution process [37].

Those who prioritised delivering benefits, for example, preferred to limit breast-screening information in order to avoid frightening women away.

Even if the probability of generating reactive oxygen species by prolonged multiphoton excitation inside skin has already been demonstrated to be not higher than normal sun exposure [ 50], at this depth we preferred to limit the acquisition only to few images because basal layer is the most absorbing region inside skin.

In Russia, we prefer to limit our opportunities, but to have guarantees.

Other Republicans would prefer to limit budget cuts to domestic programs.

I will be interviewed only in writing, but I would prefer to limit even that to the indispensable minimum.

"Most people would prefer to limit their time in purgatory; I don't know anyone who knowingly enters hell".

Some politicians have been reluctant to publicize their donations -- several did not return calls requesting comment -- apparently preferring to limit their association with the companies.

While the commission would prefer to limit the awards to €3m each, it will consider requests for higher amounts, the official added.

Many design firms and individual designers prefer to limit their activity to selection and specification and arrange to have the client's purchasing office place the orders.