Sentence examples for favored the argument from inspiring English sources

The audience favored the argument by Dimitar Sasselov, director of Harvard's Origins of Life Initiative, who said he isn't ready to pass judgment on what constitutes a planet, as deep-space exploration turns up new discoveries.

Gould favored the argument that evolution has no inherent drive towards long-term "progress".

It must be conceded that the last observation of the chief justice does favor the argument of the plaintiff.

This is somewhat remarkable given that the displayed amplitude and phase structures emerged from 60-day vector averages for the period 2002 to 2010 and thus may favor the argument that they arise from a single coherent tropospheric source.

The slight decrease in 32P incorporation into T469A upon autophosphorylation may account for loss of a phosphorylation site in the mutant proteins, favoring the argument that Thr-469 is a target of NIK1 kinase activity.

These data all favor the argument that ERS1 may promote ethylene responses.

We favor the argument that CTR1 activity but not level was affected by ecr2-1 in ctr1-10.

Early theoretical considerations (Andersson and Kurland 1983; Bulmer 1990 , 1991 Liljenstrom and von Heijne 1987) tended to favor the argument that translation elongation is not rate limiting in protein production but that translation initiation is.

When the frequency and severity of complications from the procedure itself are compared with the frequency and severity of medical conditions, including deaths, that can result from not circumcising, the evidence strongly favors the argument for MC in infancy [ 9] (Table 1).

A progressive methylation and CIMP appearance according to age similar as that shown in Additional file 3: Table S2 favors the argument that MLH1 methylation in these young patients is a reflection of the Gaussian curve of methylation patterns in relation to age.

Given a choice between two different types of philosophical argument, one based on analytical logic, devoted to resolving contradiction, the other on a dialectical approach, accepting of contradiction, Chinese subjects preferred the dialectical approach, while Americans favored the logical arguments.