Sentence examples similar to favored existence from inspiring English sources

The interaction between nitrogen in the CNTs and Pd favored the existence of metallic Pd in the catalysts.

Satellite data was ambiguous, but the evidence favored the existence of a tropical cyclone, and the system was designated Tropical Depression Fourteen.

The authors suggest that detection bias is the reason why prior researched seemed to favor the existence of such a world, and that a careful determination of observational biases — newly identified in the OSSOS study — explain why those prior correlations appeared, and why they fail to appear in the new data.

Third, appeal to God as an intentional agent leads us to have certain expectations about the universe: that it manifests order, is comprehensible, and favors the existence of beings that can comprehend it.

1248, 103 L.Ed.2d 488 (1989), there is no such "presumption" or "policy" that favors the existence of a valid agreement to arbitrate.

Stability condition is formulated as the minimization of the sum of two energy dissipations, reflecting the compromise of a liquid-dominant regime at which smaller bubbles prevail and a gas-dominant regime favoring the existence of larger bubbles.

These results clearly favor the existence of tick size effects on share prices.

The prepared TiO2 NPs with high surface-to-volume ratio favor the existence of large quantities of oxygen vacancies.

Our findings have shown that interlocking directorates seem to be one of the factors favoring the existence of stock correlations.

They showed that a comparison between the observed and synthetic seismograms appears to favor the existence of a buried fault along the Gifu-Ichinomiya line.

"The weight of the evidence now seems to favor the existence of at least two different mechanisms of magnetoreception," Lohmann says, "one based on radical pairs and the other on magnetite".