Sentence examples for prefers results from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the second set prefers results for current smoking to results for ever smoking where both are available.

Whichever instrument is used, NICE prefers results to be converted into a QALY to allow comparisons across different illnesses and interventions [ 2].

By contrast, Frenchwomen prefer results that look as natural as possible.

In their hearts, many voters would prefer results rather than confrontation to provide more fodder for campaign commercials.

If you prefer results from another search engine like Microsoft Bing or Yahoo Search, though, you can switch.

A few twists of fate – or, if you prefer, results in football matches – meant Watford and Leicester very nearly didn't meet at all in the 2013 Championship play-offs.

Overall, using the Gabor filter magnitude response given a frequency bandwidth and spacing of one octave and orientation bandwidth and spacing of 30° augmented by a measure of the texture complexity generated preferred results.

This will hopefully lead to a more thoughtful "use of established procedures in widely distributed software" and a disengagement from "the natural tendency of most people to prefer results in agreement with preconceived ideas" as encouraged by the Committee on Statistical Descriptors of the International Union of Crystallography.

We then explored separately including a linear time trend and the state unemployment rate in the regression model;22 doing so actually makes the negative coefficient on earning a STEM degree larger in magnitude, but including such variables is somewhat problematic with only four cohort years, so our preferred results exclude them.

The Committee on Statistical Descriptors of the International Union of Crystallography was well aware of this fact when it stated that "Thoughtless use of established procedures in widely distributed software may be as harmful as the natural tendency of most people to prefer results in agreement with preconceived ideas".

I used to be on the left and I used to be extremely liberal and I found myself drawn to the right because of my belief in liberty over coercion to preferred results.