Pyrotechnical horn descants were equally favoured.
By tilting the base, however, it is possible to compensate for the initial imperfection and to find once more a position where left and right are equally favoured.
Since before it came into being, critics of the Fair Work Act have claimed it puts the unions back in charge and that it is an example of the "pendulum swinging" too far in favour of the workers, as opposed to some theoretical perfect middle in which employees and employers are equally favoured.
This suggests that extremes of a trait are equally favoured by selection under different conditions, with frequency-dependency favouring a particular ratio of traits within a population.
Factor analysis of all 37 items that support antibiotic treatment according to their mean and sumscore, yielded two factors, i.e. groups of items which according to the GPs are equally in favour of antibiotic treatment, explaining 24% of the variance (Fig. 3).
In the costly rare scenario, 42.3% (n=655) of respondents favoured dividing funds equally, 34.2% (n=529) favoured allocating most to the common disease, and 23.5% (n=363) favoured allocating most to the rare disease.
In the equal cost scenario 65.4% (n=1012) favoured dividing the funds equally, 24.1% (n=373) favoured allocating the larger share to the common disease, and 10.5% (n=162) favoured allocating most to the rare disease.
"I'm assuming you mean the modern version of the word, which includes both men and women?" There are hints in the book that he bestowed sexual favours equally on both.
Fevered speculation about who the party is likely to deal with rarely works in our favour, yet equally if we aren't in politics to change things then what is the point?
Bringing women's chests into the discussion is not facile, since all your arguments could equally be deployed in favour of a society in which not only men but women are permitted, even encouraged, to walk the streets topless.
P. schwetzi is morphologically similar to both P. vivax and P. ovale parasites that infect humans, and to date there are two equally convincing arguments to favour one or the other of these species as the most closely related to P. schwetzi [15].
