Sentence examples for favour use of from inspiring English sources

Quality-of-life data also favour use of EGFR TKI over chemotherapy in first-line treatment.

The similarity of these characteristics in closely related species leads to the expectation of lower rate variation in these phylogenies, which may favour use of a strict clock.

As a rule, we favour use of a the endogenous 3′UTR of a gene for rescue experiments because it could contribute to RNA localisation (Lécuyer et al., 2007) and hence function.

Grisedale and van Daal [17] favour use of a single run, but their comparison was with a consensus sequence obtained from multiple replicates, rather than the more efficient statistical analysis available through analysing individual replicates.

In public health practice, one would perhaps prefer to use a model including only a limited number of predictors based on non-invasive tests with the highest performance, which would favour use of a basic model.

However, DGAT1 might favour use of butyrate for the sn-3 position of DAG as indicated by the larger affinity of AGPAT for LCFA in mammary [ 74] along with the preferential incorporation of palmitic acid in the sn-1 and sn-2 position [ 3].

He favoured use of the vernacular for the first stage of education; but, as a humanist, he had a passion for Latin and felt that there was no substitute for Latin as a universal language.

Similarly, our model favoured use of LMWH if this therapy increased the risk of ICH progression by no more than 5% above the baseline risk.

In the current survey, most respondents expressed the view that there should not be formal assessment; those who did support assessment favoured use of reflective portfolios.

Both sides in principle favour the use of triggers, but are far apart on how they would work.

In many such countries, from Japan to Germany, governments struggling to control health costs will introduce policies that favour the use of cheap generic drugs.