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The phrase 'assignment in favour of' is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used in a legal context such as contracts or agreements, and usually means that an assignment, such as a right or benefit, is being transferred from one party to another. For example, "The tenant granted an assignment in favour of the landlord, transferring the right to receive rent payments."
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Despite the very different application here from the original work, the proportions of correct model choices are in good agreement with Raftery, and differences in BIC between models of ≥6 are required to provide strong evidence (>95% probability of correct assignment) in favour of one or the other sub-model.
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In 1854 the English logician George Boole criticized the subjective character of such assignments, and Bayesianism declined in favour of "confidence intervals" and "hypothesis tests"—now basic research methods.
This contradictory assignment could be further resolved in favour of Ser not early in the list by noting that even though present in the spark experiment (in little amount) this amino acid was absent in the meteorite composition.
Group assignment was conducted on a two-to-one ratio in favour of the IT-based intervention arm.
Logistic regression analysis showed no significant association between treatment assignment and successful rehydration at two hours (odds ratio 1.8, 0.90 to 3.5; P=0.10, in favour of the rapid group).
This orthology assignment is not supported by statistical indices, but several additional lines of evidence argue in favour of orthology.
The assignment of seats to each party has been reasonably fair, though the formula used was biased in favour of Mr Habibie's ruling Golkar party.
In favour of what, exactly?
Voting in favour of what?
This may discriminate in favour of hermits.
We are in favour of mending hearts".
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