Sentence examples for systematically preferred from inspiring English sources

The adoption of multilingual templates should be systematically preferred to avoid the quantitative explosion of the number of templates.

Even when reduced to stick figures and unrecognisable shapes, the more vertical postures drawn from later productions were systematically preferred to less vertical postures from earlier productions.

Thus, models with additional categories of ω, applied either to the whole dataset or to specific groups within the tree, were systematically preferred to models of lower complexities (Table 2).

Ostomies were systematically preferred to primary anastomosis.

The second case is almost systematically preferred over the first.

Therefore, there was no option or position of an option on the screen that was systematically preferred by either of the strategies.

We investigated whether designers systematically prefer their own ideas in concept evaluation.

In studies with presentation of the familiar face (i.e., the mother), newborns systematically prefer looking at their static mother's face as opposed to a stranger one [23], [24], [25], [26], [27].

Given a pair of similar modules (in the sense defined above), we first check if their union has significant cluster structure: if it does not, we merge the two clusters, otherwise we systematically prefer the bigger one (if they are equal-sized, we pick the cluster with smaller score).

The findings that (1) individuals do not settle into their final technique until around year 5 (or, at least, do not stop using the non-preferred technique till then), and (2) most individuals handle over 1,000 Luehea fruits per year of life, indicate that capuchins require a large amount of social exposure and experience before they systematically prefer the technique observed most.

After the publication of "Understanding Media," McLuhan gave up any attempt to develop his ideas systematically and preferred appearing on talk shows to writing books.