Sentence examples for should rather be used from inspiring English sources

The authors suggested length-based systems should rather be used.

They should rather be used to indicate areas where packaging may contribute to add value and provide differentiated integrated products and services for a dynamic future market.

However, it should be emphasized that such methods do not allow concluding to the presence of error or fraud but should rather be used to justify asking for an access to the raw data.

Based on these thoughts, a great variety of thinkable and also (from today's point of view) unthinkable events should rather be used for developing scenarios, thus trying to cover a greater range of the unknowns – from both known and unknown unknowns (cf. Fig. 1).

It should rather be used for the funding of dignified secure jobs ― preferably in the public sector ― carers for young and old, teaching assistants, gardeners in public parks, custodians and so forth.

Patients cannot be randomized at individual level and cluster randomization should rather be used.

These features should not be discarded, but rather should be used in the learning process.

The sample size was small, therefore the findings of this trial study should not be considered conclusive but rather should be used as a foundation for planning future studies.

Jonassen et al. ([1998]) emphasized the importance of Mindtools by addressing that "technologies should not support learning by attempting to instruct the learners, but rather should be used as knowledge construction tools that students learn with, not from".

The headset does not need to be worn during every training session, but rather should be used when athletes are doing a training session involving "a high volume of quality repetitions," according to the co-founders — albeit predicting your training performance ahead of time isn't exactly an exact science.

45 Moreover, NICE guidelines specify that absorbent products are not a treatment of UI but rather should be used as: a coping strategy for patients awaiting definitive treatment; an add-on to ongoing therapy; and long-term management of UI only after other treatment options have been explored.