Sentence examples for favour of annual from inspiring English sources

This study confirms that the sensitivity of the Hemoccult test is relatively low and that the relatively short sojourn time is in favour of annual screening.

The absolute difference in estimated breast cancer survival between the annual and biennial screening strategies were 0.6% at 5 years and 1.2% at 10 years, corresponding to a relative risk of 0.89 in favour of annual screening, assuming 100% compliance.

The Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) re-evaluated the plans in light of concessions made shortly before MPs voted in favour of raising annual fees to up to £9,000.

This is partly in response to a majority view within the industry in favour of an annual re-allocation of quota units, similar to the one-off exercise in 1998.

On 15 September the government ditched its election policy to impose a $500,000 lifetime cap on non-concessional contributions in favour of a $100,000 annual cap.

Dutton said Australia's strong migration program was "a good thing that helps us grow", and that he was in favour of increasing the annual intake of humanitarian refugees to 50,000 – adding the usual line about Labor being "torn apart" on the issue.

For example, in arid systems north of the Mexican border, some ranchers opt to reduce or even liquidate their cow-calf operation in favour of making an annual decision to purchase stockers (yearling steers) to fatten and sell.

Continuing grazing, whether with a direct or indirect strategy, can result in a community of plant species that are fast-growing and tends to favour the establishment of annuals over perennials, short over tall, unpalatable over palatable, and stoloniferous and rosette over tussock architecture (Diaz et al. 2007).

The independent directors will recommend that shareholders vote in favour of the deal at the annual meeting on 15 May.

Middleton has been mulling a book for several years, but says he turned down the idea of an end-of-year annual in favour of something more story-led.

Back in the 1940s, the Liberals were the first British political party to vote at their annual conference in favour of a European Union.