Sentence examples for favour the application of from inspiring English sources

Clearly, on those subcarriers where SNR i [ q]≫SINR i [ q], there is a strong indication of significant interfering terms (either because of poor channel conditioning and/or mismatched transmit and receive filters due to imperfect CSIT) that would favour the application of MLD.

This paper contains a methodology for the design and manufacture of implants in cases when the medical indications favour the application of an anatomic custom design implant.

Thus, the findings of this study favour the application of PCR over the parasitological methods for the detection of the early and/or chronic stage of surra in domestic and wild animals.

For this reason it is necessary to improve environmental consciousness, favouring the application of eco-design guidelines in the design phase, which is the most important stage where "green" solutions can be rapidly ideated, evaluated and optimized.

During the last quinquennium of surveillance, there was a shift of more patients from surgery towards the less aggressive locoregional ablative techniques, favoured by the application of stringent criteria for patient selection for hepatic resection and the limited availability of donated organs for treating HCC with liver transplantation.

This pros-and-cons debate was staged to bring up in a fun and provoking way the main arguments in favour or against the application of atherosclerosis imaging in the main settings described above.

Those in favour of a United Europe see the application of this principle as part of this political objective.

The training has significantly favoured knowledge of, attitudes on and the application of game-based learning and gamification (Wilcoxon test, sign test).

These findings may point to the application of specific synthesis conditions favouring the 2,6-substitution and thus leading to an excessive amount of by-products with respect to the target species.

Among the enriched pressmud compost levels, the application of 1.25 t ha−1 favoured the release of a maximum number of 454 productive tillers m−2, followed by 2.50, 3.75, 5.00 t ha−1 and control by recording 444, 434, 425 and 339 tillers m−2, respectively.

Current opinion favours open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) over non-operative treatment (fracture manipulation and the application of a standard moulded cast) for older people.