Sentence examples for economically favored from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrate that NSR shipping is not economically favored compared to traditional one in container shipping, but may be only appealing to small or medium-size tanker operators.

(3) Cells were induced with 0.1 mM IPTG in case of pET15b constructs for two simple reasons: lower IPTG concentrations significantly enhanced the output of soluble ColT protein, and it was economically favored for ColG and ColH constructs, because no difference in soluble expression yield could be observed upon increasing IPTG concentrations.

It is observed that most economically favored neighborhoods present greater availability of healthy food stores and the foods have superior quality that in worst conditions neighborhoods [ 17, 18].

It is indeed possible that the rate of carriage might be even higher than the average reported here in less-economically favored groups of the population.

It is therefore possible that reporting of IBD rates is influenced by lack of experience with IBD or in economically less favored countries by lack of doctors and inexperience with the disease.

Mr. Sitt, who contends that the city's plan is not economically feasible, favors a smaller amusement park and many more large stores and taller, time-share hotels to offset the costs of the special entertainment district.

In such societies, whether people were born as the favored gender or race, and hence were favored economically, would simply be a matter of luck.

Net forest gains per decade were ~ 1.5 2% of the area of influence of the socio-agrarian transformations, which concentrate in economically and agriculturally favored regions.

This result is in harmony with the findings of Kassie et al. (2009) who stated that the presence of more economically active household members favored adoption of labor-demanding agricultural technologies.

Mr. Paulsen still favors economically sensitive stocks but has begun to play a little defense, reducing holdings in consumer discretionary stocks and moving that money to consumer staples.

Since Clinton is far likelier not to want to rock the boat economically, those who favor more of the same would welcome a Clinton presidency.