Sentence examples for explicitly favor from inspiring English sources

Tissue temperature was derived from the calibration curve in such a way, that we explicitly favor an underestimation of the temperature change and hence bias our results towards higher Q10 values.

Carolina planters even knew which African ethnic groups were expert in rice growing and explicitly favored them in their purchases of new slaves.

I once heard a great nutshell description of Murph's Metsiness: He wasn't a "homer," an announcer who explicitly favored the home team, but he was a company man.

But if he reads the treaty carefully, he will find that it explicitly favors this country because it includes various mechanisms, like emissions trading, that would enable the United States to meet its targets without crippling investments at the source.

Hume explicitly favors an ethic of character along "ancient" lines.

Both bidders have been involved in an aggressive bidding war, with the German government explicitly favoring Magna and the GM board split between both contenders.

In a dissent joined by Justice Clarence Thomas, Scalia argued that "at a minimum," the Supreme Court should remand the case for reconsideration, noting that "the First Amendment explicitly favors religion".

Second, although the First Amendment "explicitly favors religion" in the sense that it guarantees "the free exercise of religion," it does not "favor" religion when the speaker is the government.

In particular our method allows to integrate regulatory information into the metabolic design process and explicitly favors experimentally feasible deletions.

Some obstetricians explicitly favored ordering tests and treatments and were not curious to know the views of their patients.

We classified these conclusions as favoring approval if the committee majorities either explicitly favored approval, stated that both safety and efficacy had been demonstrated, or concluded that the benefits of the products outweighed their risks, a method consistent with previous research on advisory committee voting.