Sentence examples for favoured based on from inspiring English sources

This possibility, however, is not favoured based on noble gas isotopic arguments which have been used to argue for several generations of magma oceans (Tucker and Mukhopadhyay 2014).

The favoured explanation is based on the observation that orbital resonances with the other Galilean satellites perturb Io into a more eccentric orbit than it would assume if only Jupiter controlled its motion.

As well as revealing global similarities, all against all SSAP comparison of structures in the PDB also revealed extensive local similarities [34] as many proteins, particularly in the mainly-beta and alpha beta classes, comprise common recurrent secondary structure motifs resulting in extensive matches based on favoured arrangements of secondary structures in these classes.

A favoured barrister of Puritans prosecuted based on their faith, Fuller represented John Udall at Croydon assizes, when Udall was charged with having written A Discovery of the Discipline, an allegedly seditious book.

If a physician favours one treatment over another based on personal experience or published data, it may be more appropriate ethically for that physician to use the favoured treatment, rather than enrolling patients on a randomised trial.

Multilateral trade rounds are the foundation of the trading system because they are based on the "most favoured nation" principle that any tariff cuts offered to one country must be offered to them all.

(ii) The adoption of herbicide-resistant crops has reduced crop rotation and favoured weed management that is solely based on the use of herbicides.

The mainstay has been corporate securities, rediscounted by the central bank, based on a list of favoured firms.

A revised HLA-A3 supermotif was defined based on the comparison of favoured and disfavoured properties for each position of the MHC bound peptide.

Beyond those favoured areas, the present ZNG scenario is based on the assumption that the needed reductions should be spread in a generally uniform manner throughout the remainder of substantive and non-substantive areas.

Pensioners argued that a switch away from benefits based on service and final pay favoured younger employees.