Sentence examples for favour activities from inspiring English sources

In addition, donors tend to favour activities such as training which are seen as capacity strengthening.

Moreover current practice favours activities which can be rolled out at a population level, rather than reflecting variations in the local manifestation of abuse.

Retinotopic increase in blood oxygenation level-dependent signal (BOLD) response after learning provides empirical support that learning favours activity in the visual cortex in order to increase the discrimination of trained targets from background flankers [ 20].

However, limited working hours, predictable careers and meaningful work contents may not favour research activities alongside a busy clinical schedule [7].

A gradual long-term inflation tended to favour commercial activity.

These loopholes and deductions, (collectively known as "tax expenditures") distort the economy by favouring some activities at others' expense.

There are few areas of the country where cereals are not grown, although the bulk of production originates in the Paris Basin and southwestern France, where both natural conditions and (in the former case) proximity to markets favour such activity.

It supplies humus, which improves the soil's physical character by increasing its capacity to absorb and store water, by enhancement of aeration, and by favouring the activities of lower organisms.

These findings strongly argue in favour of activity-dependent effects of CO2, so that efficacy could have been better in patients with chronic craniofacial pain.

However, the presence of Ti0.8Ta0.2O2 may favour the activity of this catalyst towards the ORR in alkaline electrolyte, allowing to obtain a similar performance.

Based on the values of ambient temperature and solar insolation during the study, it was observed that the study area represents tropical to sub-tropical weather conditions which favour optimum activity and growth of vegetation.