Sentence examples for which would be preferred from inspiring English sources

The second and third sections captured which treatments are most commonly used as first-line corticosteroid-sparing therapy and which would be preferred in an ideal world where cost and availability were not an issue.

Strawson et al. (2004) argued that serum T4 decrease is the critical effect of perchlorate, which would be preferred for use in the risk assessment.

Longer hydrocarbons (12−16 carbons), which would be preferred because of lower volatility, intercalate between the fatty acid chains and reduce their tilt angle so that the chains become practically perpendicular to the interface.

Low-molecular-weight heparin is likely the option of choice in cases in which the decision is taken to continue anticoagulation, but warfarin is an alternative approach in cases in which this would be preferred by the patient.

Colouring aimed to simplify the information presented (akin to traffic light labelling for the nutritional of food [ 42]), enabling individuals to process multiple pieces of information and distinguish between harms and benefits (see "iv) Information overload" above); 4) the sum of the weights and scores were used to determine which option would be preferred using MCDA.

However, no anatomical studies were done to investigate which triceps nerve would be preferred for the nerve transfer.

However, no anatomical studies were done to investigate which triceps nerve would be preferred for nerve transfer.

In addition to examining the relative importance of input variable on the estimated outcomes, sensitivity analysis can also be used to identify circumstances in which one strategy would be preferred over another.

(Woman who delivered at health facility - FGD 3) " Women were ambivalent, perceiving benefits and drawbacks, both on home delivery and institutional delivery, making it difficult to specify which women or in which cases institutional delivery would be preferred.

Two more questions were added, asking which of the photographs would be preferred by other individuals and which of the photographs the participant would choose for a photo album.

Specifically, computational reconstructions could be used in cases that strongly contradict curated annotations, such as regions with high RNA-seq counts that have no gene annotations at all and for which an approximate reconstruction would be preferred over no reconstruction at all.