However, this factor means that situations favouring the preservation of one will also tend to preserve the other - and the preparation techniques used to extract the fossils will also favour or disfavour the two groups equally.
Political and social transition has created greater inequity between population groups, disfavouring ethnic minorities living in mountainous areas [ 15].
More specifically, reforms involving policies for social health insurance may result in conflicts because the outcome may favour or disfavour various interest groups [ 3].
The conversion of 2 into 3 and then further into 4 has been followed by a variable-temperature 31P{1H} NMR experiment with compound 2 in DMF-d7, revealing that the cleavage of the second methoxy group is kinetically disfavoured.
Although side-chain substitutions were tolerated at this position (for example, Val in WNK3), truncations were likely disfavoured by the introduction of an undesirable C-terminal carboxy group, or by changes induced in the conformation of the peptide backbone.
These patterns are, to an extent, reminiscent of those observed in the X=O analogues, with a para-chloro substituent being highly disfavoured (7 e, 710 μ m; 7 h, inactive), and an ortho-ethyl group supporting inhibitory activity of these compounds (1 b, 24 μ m; 7 i, 75 μ m).
Thus, partial cutting increased species diversity of two beetle groups, probably due to changed microclimate and increase in herbaceous plants, but some red-listed saproxylic beetles may be disfavoured.
It is also disfavoured by geography (less than a quarter of sub-Saharan Africans live within 100km of the coast).
Furthermore, even when socially disfavoured action seemed to be commended, this was frequently done to introduce a principle necessary in any satisfactory moral theory.
Shade-intolerant understorey species were disfavoured in stands of P. contorta.
