Sentence examples for preferred to those from inspiring English sources

In meta-analyses of type C, a further variant analysis reverses the preference so current smoking results are preferred to those for ever smoking, referred to subsequently as "current/ever" smoking.

In Sky's defence, Leeds draw the biggest audience in the division and it is only natural their games are preferred to those who will not bring in viewers.

Although range hoods that vent to the outside are preferred to those that do not, it is prudent to open a window to allow outside air in if the stove is on while there is a fire in the fireplace.

There is greater involvement, with more successful dribbles (54%) and an impressive number of key passes for a player who has been granted more licence to cut inside from the flank or even revel as a No10 – which might reflect the drop in the number of crosses – under this regime, with his credentials preferred to those of Juan Mata.

However, finger impressions are preferred to those from other parts of the body because they can be taken with a minimum of time and effort, and the ridges in such impressions form patterns (distinctive outlines or shapes) that can be readily sorted into groups for ease in filing.

(3) We hypothesised that the natural resources provided by mesquite would be preferred to those of native trees.

Republicans struggle to name policy positions of Mr. Trump that they prefer to those of his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, but they often settle on their fear of the type of justices a President Clinton would name to the Supreme Court.

"The commissioner preferred to let those discussions continue rather than act on the reinstatement petition today".

The council preferred to "prioritise those services for which it was responsible" at a time when significant savings were required.

We preferred to address those patients to botox injection in the internal anal sphincter, to best avoid the risk of incontinence following LIS.

Investors, rather than fretting about a strategic U-turn, preferred to concentrate on those financial boasts.