The phrase "favored than" is not a proper structure in English.
The correct phrase is "favored over". For example, "Sarah was favored over Tom for the promotion."
"But I'd rather be favored than be 90-1".
How about the operators who stayed on the job - were they less favored than their striking sisters?
Labour, which is currently more favored than the Conservatives in national polls, has long called for the government to focus less on cutting the deficit and more on investing to spur growth.
It was found that zigzag heterojunctions are more energetically favored than armchair heterojunctions.
Thermodynamically, the formation of a secondary carbocation is more favored than the formation of a primary carbocation.
Consistent with the CLSM observations, HFNDs were much more favored than NDs in the cellular internalization process (Fig. 9).
Figure in dividends, which are higher on the value stocks I favor than on growth, and the spread widens.
Independents were somewhat more likely to favor than oppose the measure, 44percentto32percentcent.
Besides others, ASML-exosomes induced up-regulation of several chemokines and adhesion molecules and down-regulation of molecules controlling / inhibiting cell cycle progression (S.Rana et al., submitted) that would rather favor than inhibit cell migration and proliferation.
HPPs organized via the employer were favored rather than those at employees' own discretion.
In the primaries, Mr. Bush is still favored by more than half of the Republican voters.
