Ultimately it's up to universities which subjects they choose to favour.
If we choose to favour Mexico over France based on the need criterion, the same logic should mean favouring the poorest countries at the expense of wealthier developing countries.
Anyone who applied for more than £10,000 of Royal Mail shares – an estimated 36,500 individuals – will be left empty handed after the government chose to favour small investors over those who regularly play the stock market.
It was here that, while fielding questions about her former husband, cross-dressing kick boxer and new dad Alex "The Reidinator" Reid, that Price chose to favour the world with the information that she had once inserted a vodka bottle into his rectum.
But then around 1932, under new production head Darryl F Zanuck, it made an abrupt U-turn - choosing to favour grittier, more realistic storylines: the "torn from the headlines" pictures that fed on and whetted America's growing fascination with its criminal underworld.
The young Paul certainly would have rejected the view that Jesus had been raised after his death not because he doubted resurrection as such but because he would not have believed that God chose to favour Jesus by raising him before the time of the judgment of the world.
For example, for a screening test of a low-prevalence disease, a low threshold should be chosen to favour specificity.
On the other hand if the correlation coefficient is used it is possible that the lead subset shall be chosen to favour similarities in map patterns.
This suggests that in these trials a comparator was chosen to favour a priori the experimental intervention, at the cost of threatening the principle of equipoise.
Hence our protocol was designed in order to avoid both a VSC under and over the target range, although we choose to favour the avoidance of a VSC under the range since its association with an increased in-hospital mortality.
