Sentence examples for favored process from inspiring English sources
Thus, post-release splicing may be the energetically favored process, but there is a long kinetic window in which the less-favorable pre-release intron removal can occur.
'Material' is the second most favored process type in the students' writing- — at 26%.
In the mass range of 110 150 GeV the favored process for Higgs boson detection via p-p collisions is via its decay into two photons, which demands a very high-resolution electromagnetic calorimeter.
The limited number of genes upregulated in the hippocampus of human cocaine abusers suggests that gene induction may be a favored process for long-term neuronal adaptations.
The negative values of the Gibbs free energy (Δ G) show that the formation of the tubules is thermodynamically favored process.
The observation of endothermic peaks (Δ H > 0) at the early stages of the titration for the Tel-22 Na+ G-quadruplex (shown in peaks 4 9 in Figure 3A) suggests that there is an entropically favored process associated with either the binding of UP1 or the unfolding of the quadruplex structure upon binding of UP1.
Through constant re-equilibration of the systems, the fittest constituents can be selectively transformed through kinetically favored processes, leading to amplification of optimal species.
Governance is not a calling on television, it's a pop-culture spectacle that favors process over outcome: 24-hour sports coverage without a final score.
Since increased process understanding favors process controllability, leukemia simplicity relative to solid tumors should favor its curability.
Our food system, accordingly, is organized around supermarkets, which favor processed foods with long shelf lives, not fragile cheeses intended to be eaten within hours of their making.
Convex ridge positions appeared to favor processes that enrich soil profiles with high C and N concentrations despite their drier position, while concave hollow and toeslope positions favored cumulic processes, despite their conceptually moister conditions in which enrichment processes would be favored.
