Sentence examples for becomes favoured from inspiring English sources

It is argued that the diversity of these effects indicates that the mechanism by which the direct pathway becomes favoured does not involve any specific chemical functionality of the modifier.

It has been reported that accumulation of aromatic compounds, mainly phenylpropanoids, flavonoids and other such metabolites, which have high antimicrobial action, becomes favoured when plants are under stress [ 1].

In the 1980s, the south-west, the midlands and Yorkshire became favoured locations.

We cannot have a situation where supine news organisations become favoured "broadcasters by royal appointment" because they agree to Clarence House terms.

Given that sex workers commonly face extreme harassment and violence in both living and work spaces – as described above – the creation of 'safe spaces', in the form of drop-in centres and clinics, have become favoured interventions.

Those include soft sweeps, in which an allele already present in the population (i.e. standing variation) becomes selectively favoured or when multiple independent mutations at a single locus are all favoured [ 44], and polygenic adaptation, in which simultaneous selection occurs on variants at many loci [ 22, 45].

Upon application of an external electric field (inducing positive charge density on the metal) adsorbed water is additionally stabilized on the three surfaces, especially at the top adsorption site, and adsorption on Pt(1 1 1) and Pt(1 0 0) becomes more favoured than on Pt(1 1 0).

So it has become a favoured destination for paedophiles.

So trees became a favoured prop and subject.

The leotard with the hairy arms has since become a favoured costume for her live shows.

Britain's historic sites became a favoured destination for visitors in pursuit of Scott vibrations.