Sentence examples for favour shorter from inspiring English sources

These patterns have inspired the energetic cost hypothesis under which natural selection would favour shorter transcriptional units to minimize time and cost of gene expression [1].

As the older GPs retire, they will be replaced by a younger cohort that favour shorter hours and earlier retirement.

On the other hand, females may suffer physical harm during copulation [ 65] and/or the contents of male ejaculate may be detrimental to female fitness (see below), thus selection may favour shorter copulation.

Selection may favour shorter FIDs when increased vigilance and wariness is associated with increased energetic costs, such as the reduction of foraging time or increase in energetic expenditure during flight responses.

Second, when haemodynamic status allows, we would favour shorter treatment times of 6 8 hours duration with albumin flow rates of at least 200 ml min-1 to reduce circuit failures resulting from clotting and to reduce the need for prolonged use of anti-coagulants.

In practice, that means they favour short series.

These types of males tend to favour short-term relationships (including one night stands) over long-term relationships.

And in competition for scarce openings, firms are likely to favour short-term unemployed workers over long-term unemployed workers.

Management councils in factories tended to favour short-term increases in wages at the expense of long-term capital investments in more productive equipment.

Despite ministers planning to boost the supply of long-term fixed rate loans, new data from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) shows that first-time buyers and home movers still favour short-term mortgage products.

However, the vast majority of government programmes are narrowly focused on security, favour short-term measures, and are inclined to see Muslim communities as seedbeds of potential violence to be kept under constant surveillance.