Sentence examples for control favours from inspiring English sources

According to authors, the background of this conception is the conviction that internal locus of health control favours pro-health behaviour like taking physical activity, reduce smoking and alcohol drinking, weights control, HIV protection etc.

The iPhone 6S could add the manual exposure controls favoured by some of the competition, but this isn't really Apple's style.

Cases favoured modern short-term contraceptive methods while TUP-controls favoured modern permanent or long-term methods.

When '9' was presented on the right, 54% (n=27) healthy volunteers crossed the midline towards the right (Fig.  4 a and b) and 56% (n=28) controls favoured the left, when '9' was shown on the left (Fig.  4 c and d).

13 The limitations of this case control study, 10 however, were (1) the selection method for controls favoured controls that had received more transfusions with also smaller transfusion time intervals compared with the cases, (2) the relatively small number of patients reducing the detection of smaller RRs and (3) a relatively crude assessment of only a limited number of potential risk factors.

The cases favoured modern short-term contraceptive methods whilst TUP-controls favoured permanent or long-term temporary methods.> -wrap-foot> #All percentages were calculated out of 171 in the unsafe abortion (cases) group and 600 in the unintended term pregnancy (TUP-controls) group.

The introduction of quality control has favoured large vintners over small ones, though small producers in the lower Rioja have survived by forming cooperatives.

Led by Pétain, the French rejected Lyautey's more-subtle policy of calculated military moves based on cautious political preparation and indirect control in favour of joint action with Spain.

With "The Death of the Author" (1967), the mythic element is the tendency to see it as the key to his work, a dethroning of all Authors, who deludedly imagine themselves in control, in favour of now-almighty Readers – an insurgency of myriad Barthes – who can gloss or anatomise books as they please.

Would-be guests apply through a closed Facebook group in which they impose a "face control" policy favoured by the city's bouncers: if you don't have the right style or attitude you don't get an invite to dinner.

Gender differences were notable in the proportions "always" in control, significantly favouring males: for migraine, chi-squared = 43.923, p < 0.0001; for TTH, chi-squared = 4.677, p = 0.0306.