Sentence examples for disfavoured in from inspiring English sources

Shade-intolerant understorey species were disfavoured in stands of P. contorta.

The Liberal Party leader tried to make an issue of the fact that Diefenbaker had called a winter election, generally disfavoured in Canada due to travel difficulties.

On other hand, many amino acids (ALA, ASP, CYS, GLN, GLU, ILE, LEU, MET, PHE, PRO, and VAL) are disfavoured in the interactions sites.

Triple helix formation is known to be disfavoured in pure oligo-dA tracts, but the insertion of a single central guanine nucleoside has been shown to lead to observable triplex formation at neutral pH [51].

This suggests that the two pathways dimer-to-soluble aggregate and from the soluble-to-insoluble aggregate have a similar efficiency only for GST, whereas one of them is disfavoured in GST-Q22 and GST-Q41 with consequent, if transient, formation of a reservoir of soluble high molecular weight intermediates or protofibrils.

Amino acid substitution models such as PAM [31] and BLOSUM [32] describe the degree of substitutions as log-odd ratio values where the positive scores suggest commonly occurring and preferred substitutions, whereas the negative scores imply very rare substitutions which are disfavoured in nature.

We suggest that this decline occurs because premature truncation, where it destroys protein function, wastes more resources the later in translation it occurs, and therefore near-stops are more strongly disfavoured if they occur late in the coding sequence.

We and others (Burns et al., 2009) have speculated that effects of CpG/UpA frequencies on virus replication may indeed account for, at least in part, the attenuating effect of selecting disfavoured codon pairs in CPD mutant of poliovirus and other candidate attenuated vaccines.

Phosphorus binders based on aluminium have already been disfavoured for use in CKD because of the potential for development of aluminium toxicity [ 10, 20, 23].

Such behavioural plasticity may be adaptive, preventing fighters from performing costly behaviours under unfavourable conditions: high density would normally be correlated with large population size where fighter tactic is disfavoured, as shown in this study.

Female mate choice contained a learned component as females significantly disfavoured their foster father in the mate choice tests, indicating a learned inbreeding avoidance.