Sentence examples for favour this interpretation from inspiring English sources
If the more stable of these interpretations is in the lower-level Verbal process, it is understandable that the grammar would favour this interpretation.
We favour this interpretation over the hypothesis that a common milieu may have given rise to two clonally independent, but pathogenetically identical, breast carcinomas (Imyanitov et al, 2002); if this was a relevant mechanism in breast carcinogenesis, pathogenetically similar bilateral breast carcinomas should be the rule, not the exception.
While we favour this interpretation, we note that cryptic ancient losses can never be ruled out (and are not inconceivable given the RNR gene mobility documented here), and an early origin of class I is in fact plausible under the 'respiration early' hypothesis [ 50- 52], and given plausibility of abiotic oxygen generation in the early oceans [ 53].
The decrease in lactate observed in both CD and KD groups also favours this interpretation as it may be due to lower LDH activity in converting glucose and pyruvate to lactate.
The evidence in favour of this interpretation is not just that Mr Bradley has abandoned the pedestal for the mudpit.
In favour of this interpretation of precedent is the distinction drawn in legal practice between what is known as the 'ratio decidendi' of a case and 'obiter dicta'.
In favour of this, interpretation are data from an animal model of low serotonin levels, in which vortioxetine is able to reverse depression-like phenotypes, whereas escitalopram and duloxetine are inactive (du Jardin et al., 2014).
In favour of this interpretation, while head-dipping frequency declined over the first few tests, the amount of locomotion into the central area of the hole-board, and the time spent in the central area, greatly increased over these trials.
Further evidence in favour of this interpretation comes from the fact that this component was eliminated in Experiment 2 when inward movements (left-hand movements towards the right side, or right-hand movements towards the left) were prepared, resulting in effector and movement direction selection processes that are based on incongruent spatial codes.
I wish to state that I voted in favour of this interpretation and I want to say that Mr Hannan's comparison, while pretending not to make it, of our vote with Hitler's Ermächtigungsgesetz of 1933 was an absolutely disgraceful comparison.
