Sentence examples for distribution favours from inspiring English sources

A narrow rubber particle size distribution favours the rubber toughening of PVC.

If, for a particular solute, the distribution favours the moving fluid, the molecules will spend most of their time migrating with the stream and will be transported away from other species whose molecules are retained longer by the stationary phase.

Still, when all morphological characters are taken together and their distributions mapped across all seventeen species of ducks included in Livezey's9 analysis, the most parsimonious distribution favours a different topology for the tree with the pochards and their closest allies.

Using current cost projections, an optimal heterogeneous distribution favours onshore wind, particularly in countries bordering the North Sea, which results in average electricity costs that are up to 11% lower than for a homogeneous reference distribution of renewables proportional to each country's mean load.

In a situation where the distribution favours densely populated areas, the index will be greater than zero.

For the bottleneck severity in Australia (K1), the posterior distribution favours values close to 3 and displays a peak at 3.10.

It was further observed that CI = CM distribution, favoured by common building codes, is best only for accommodating the torsional effects in the base isolation system.

At low excitation energy, the fission of such nuclides as uranium-235 or plutonium-239 is asymmetric; i.e., the fragments are formed in a two-humped probability (or yield) distribution favouring an unequal division in mass.

Analyses of the 3.4 Mbp genome revealed that a suite of cold and osmotic-specific adaptive mechanisms are present as well as an amino acid distribution favouring increased flexibility of proteins.

But what's interesting and perhaps surprising, given that both Touré and Mr Hyden seem to agree that the old distribution favoured big media is that we still have widely shared cultural experiences.

At low excitation energy, the fission of such nuclides as uranium-235 or plutonium-239 is asymmetric i.e., the fragments are formed in a two-humped probability (or yield) distribution favouring an unequal division in mass.