Sentence examples for equally favoured from inspiring English sources
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.
Despite his repeatedly expressed wish to rest in Cefalù, the king was buried in the cathedral at Palermo, having created, in a Europe rent by schism and exhausted by the Crusades, not just a kingdom but a political and religious climate in which all races, creeds, and cultures were equally encouraged and equally favoured.
Although the pattern of risk for CRC was most parsimonious with a dominant model, a multiplicative model was equally favoured (P=0.27).
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.
Many companies started out with subscription as the favoured model.
All hypotheses are treated equally, none is given special favoured status, and they compete head-to-head.
He repeats his favoured description of himself as a conservationist.
The common forest tree Cynometra ramifolia is the most favoured tree and used more frequently than the equally common Guamia mariannae.
