Sentence examples for which should be preferred from inspiring English sources

It is claimed here that the proposed algorithm offers an efficient alternative to QP which should be preferred for applications with fast sampling.

IgG has one Fc domain, which should be preferred in the adsorption onto the nanoparticle surface and two identical Fab domains responsible for antigen binding [24].

Technical standards, such as the DIN 18015 in Germany (see also Fig. 2), or the "Stærkstrømsbekendtgørelsen", the technical standard in denmark (Vækstministeriet 2006) specify so-called "installation zones", which should be preferred for cable routing.

We observed that participants treated with anastrozole displayed less fatty liver disease cases than those in the tamoxifen group, suggesting a more favorable liver safety profile for anastrozole, which should be preferred for patients with potential hepatic dysfunction.

The present study could not highlight such a significant benefit in the general population of oncology patients submitted to standard FDG-PET/CT, which should be preferred when clinically indicated.

There exist procedures where each single particle is still selected with probability p ℓ i, but with reduced overall variance, for instance stratified resampling or systematic resampling which should be preferred [ 24, 25].

A potential drawback to using genomic estimates of F is that their behavior in populations with different levels of inbreeding is not well characterized, and it is therefore unclear which estimates should be preferred under which situations.

While the two sets of numbers at monthly and quarterly frequency are inconsistent, they are both valid, and it is not clear which one should be preferred.

For gas explosions different calculation methods exist, but there are no clear recommendations which one should be preferred for the practical cases under consideration.

The question of which antidepressants should be preferred for the treatment of post-stroke depression is controversial, and pairwise meta-analyses cannot provide a hierarchy of these interventions.

Second, relative states are well defined in any basis, and the question arises as to which basis should be preferred and the motivation for selecting one particular basis over others.