Our results indicate that it is unlikely that climate-related shifts in salinity will have strong negative effects on B. improvisus populations, but may rather favour the species.
In follow up discussions with the counsellors to explore this finding, it was explained that random allocation is linked to a specific perception of random events, namely that chance does not really exist but rather "Fortune" favours its preferred ones.
Although female genital morphology in entelegyne spiders is considered to favour sperm from the first male [ 39], but see [ 40], genital morphology in M. sociabilis rather favours sperm from the subsequent male, since both the copulatory and fertilization ducts connect to the spermatheca next to each other.
And here is another way in which the internet isn't neutral, but rather, tilted in favour of freedom's advocates.
The public sector does not function well and health professionals have to do whatever they can to help patients: "People who steal medicines do not do it to get rich, but rather as a favour", "... to help a sick neighbour", "I can tell you what happened between an in-law of mine and a health auxiliary.
At even higher frequencies, however, there seems to be no antikinetic effect, but rather a possible favouring of movement (Brown, 2003).
The Queen was patient because, the director realised, she did not feel she was doing them the favour, but rather the other way around.
However, given that neural crest cells are present within the myogenic core from earlier stages (this paper), we do not favour cell infiltration but rather neural crest cell proliferation inside the muscle masses.
Experimental studies have shown that nucleosomes are not randomly positioned but rather assembled preferentially at sites that favour DNA bending, which are called nucleosome positioning sequences.
This was not really about rewriting history but rather corroborating it in Mr Bush's favour.
