Sentence examples for data in favour of from inspiring English sources

The shift in mood, reflected in the polling data in favour of intervention, can also be seen in data examining the perceived threat.

"Then there's the fact that for a decision as monumental as this, all life forms on Earth gets a vote, and both phone and internet polls strongly bias the data in favour of the human views".

It ventures into diving technology old and new; the challenges of preservation and restoration; the geophysical history of the eastern Mediterranean; the complexities of the calendar; the marvels of increasingly sophisticated detector technologies; the obsessions of scientists, their competitiveness and their occasional willingness to ignore awkward data in favour of a pet theory.

We show now that Nod2 is also implicated in the PP immune response towards Y. pseudotuberculosis and provide hereby further indirect data in favour of a link between Nod2 and the function of PPs.

Considering the investment cost of target validation, one needs to rank genome-sized output data in favour of proteins that can readily be modelled using homology modelling, as these structural models can be used in virtual high throughput screening (vHTS) of large compound libraries [1] [3].

This imbalance may have skewed our data in favour of CBE.

Minimizing the involvement of clinical staff in recruitment and data collection in favour of trained data collectors to ensure consistency and to ease the burden on clinical staff.

Traditional statistics tools have been abandoned, as unsuitable tools for dealing with such data richness, in favour of association rule mining [1], data clustering [2], OLAP techniques for business intelligence [3], [4] and other approaches.

Several data are in favour of a graphite sodium oxygen compound instead of a graphite sodium barium one.

And the data leans in favour of Thomas Piketty's thesis that wealth inequality is increasing: certainly the period of the financial crisis upholds that depressing view.

These data argue in favour of a specific role of ets-1 into the cranial NCCs delamination process.