Sentence examples for be favoured at a from inspiring English sources

Though Mars can be backed at 5-1 for what is traditionally billed as the first elite clash of generations, the three-year-olds seem to be favoured at a mile.

Selective retardation is favoured at a lower range pressure drops usually associated with oil recovery.

Jarosite formation is favoured at a pH between 1.7 and 2.3 in the temperature range of 60 100°C (Das et al. 1996).

We regulated the fluorescence properties of the bio-QDs through different precursor concentrations, and found that the bio-QDs with high fluorescence intensity and long photostable lifetime were favoured at an elevated Cd content over Se.

The 1983 Greek NHS Act again required doctors to have a heavily disputed exclusive full-time status in their public sector employment; correspondingly the hospital doctors' salaries were raised so that seniority was favoured – at an average of 112%, or at a range of 11% for junior doctors to almost 211% for directors.

Moreover, if one homology arm is favoured at the single crossover integration stage, then it will be favoured at the double crossover stage and as a consequence the proportion of wild-type derivatives will be higher.

Shrewsbury, who have enjoyed a second wind, have to be favoured at home in this meeting, fresh off nine points out of nine.

More specifically, it is a mutually-beneficial cooperative trait that will be favoured at higher levels when the relatedness between interacting cells is higher.

The informative priors are used so that linked experimental treatments will be favoured at the interim analyses unless there is considerable evidence that an alternative treatment is superior.

If an area is gentrified, the middle-to-high income demographic tends to be favoured at the expense of others and low-income groups are displaced.

CO formation was found to be favoured at 600 mL/min flow rate, 1 atm pressure, 4.8 kV voltage at 40 kHz of frequency with 9 cm electrode.