Sentence examples for favour less from inspiring English sources

A modern femoral implant should spare healthy femoral bone during implantation, load the neck and metaphysis in a near physiological way, construct a biomechanically favourable offset without unduly lengthening the leg and favour less invasive soft tissue handling during implantation.

The Protestant traditionalists favour less government spending.

Similarly, the Proposition 57 victory can hardly delight hard-line Republicans who favour less spending rather than more borrowing.

They hypothesise that evolution should favour less aggressive types of devil, which could reduce the rate of transmission of the disease.

Consensus (some would say, sociology) suggests that women favour less competitive, less race-to-the-laugh forms of comedy – although plenty of female comics can match the men at that, punchline-for-punchline.

At the other extreme, if the host population density is low and the transmission rate of the parasite is also low, natural selection will favour less virulent forms of the parasite.

Secondly, they play on a synthetic pitch, which favours less technical teams because players have less control of the ball".

Some critics called for the resignation of all high-court magistrates; others proposed a constitutional assembly to overhaul the judiciary.Colombia's president, Juan Manuel Santos, favours less drastic measures.

Furthermore, the synthesis of CHAT was carried out at room temperature, since high synthetic temperature favours less amorphous phases which consequently may reduce dissolution rates.

In surimi A, trehalose favoured less initial protein aggregation and hence a thermorheologically stable structure, with a better gelation profile than sorbitol + sucrose or sorbitol + trehalose, in surimi, suwari-gels and definitive-gels alike.

The proposed selection bias favouring less severe RA-ILD in the anti-TNF cohort would not explain this finding.