Sentence examples for which preferably from inspiring English sources
After which, preferably without serious confrontation and bloody revolt, they can be left to wither on the vine.
To improve butanol fermentation efficiencies, semi-hydrolysate with low enzyme loading using H2SO4 pretreated rice straw was designed, which preferably produced cellobiose with xylose (instead of glucose).
Times editors frown on this lazy practice and instruct reporters to use an article in front of the apposite (syntactically equivalent) phrase, which preferably goes after what it apposes.
The PWR spent fuel will be transferred directly (after a certain cooling time) to CANDU reactors which preferably built in the same site to avoid the problem of transportations.
The presented method is versatile and applicable to a variety of catalytic systems, provided that a suitable fluorogenic probe molecule is used, which preferably is detectable at the single molecule level after catalytic conversion.
To enhance the hydrolysis toward gelatin, gelatinolytic proteases, which preferably hydrolyze gelatin, should be used to gain the peptides with enhanced bioactivity (Watanabe, 2004).
Of course, some structures can be studied in hand specimens, which were preferably oriented when collected in the field.
This is because a carbon black with a lower structure gives a smaller bond-line thickness, which is preferably less than 3 μm.
In the two-tier femtocell network, a central macrocell is underlaid with a large number of shorter range femtocell hotspots, which is preferably in the universal frequency reuse mode.
Current CSP plants typically include a condensing steam cycle power block which was preferably designed for a continuous operation and higher operating conditions and therefore, limits the overall plant cost effectiveness and deployment.
A world in which placebo -- preferably in the form of deft encouragement, but sometimes in the form of a harmless pill -- was tolerated, even embraced, would be a world in which doctors never forgot that medical practice consists not only of the technologies of diagnosis and treatment but also of the careful tending of a patient's expectations and the unabashed willingness to comfort.
