Sentence examples for some preferable from inspiring English sources

The cavitation source further developed along some preferable angles inside the coating [29, 30].

We cannot also exclude that these mutations still have some preferable motif(s).

Thus, these T-Sapphire/dimer2 sensors have some preferable properties and sufficient ability to monitor in living cells (Figure 2D and 4E), however, in vitro characterization showed that the FRET response is slightly small (Figure 2B and 4B).

Not having a husband was, in some respects, preferable.

Instead of seeking to keep as many troops for as long as possible, they have told ministers that a more gradual "conditions-based withdrawal" is now viable, and in some ways preferable.

Propelled by an equally eclectic -- and equally relentless -- score by Alan Silvestri, Mr. Sommers's movie has a rousing, generous dumbness that is in some ways preferable to the ponderous myth-mongering that afflicts so many action-hero movies these days.

One increasingly wonders, in this age of stars being able to tweet above the noise of unmistakable booing, how many other creative and deluded ways there can possibly be for the celebrity world to express its disdain for public opinion, or its misplaced belief that widespread hate and ridicule is in some way preferable to or more justifiable than indifference or positivity.

We require instead that it be an ideal institution – an institution that would be in some way preferable to the actual one.

The SEM with an electron optical system is to some extent preferable for high temperature experiments compared with those traditional optical methods.

Because no currently available treatment has proven benefit, and because all therapies are known to potentially cause harm, placebo-control is not only ethical but is in some ways preferable to active comparator or add-on study designs.

The use of force -- whether legal or military -- always reveals a failure of some other, preferable means.