Sentence examples for favoured by different from inspiring English sources

Competing methodologies and data sources will always be favoured by different organisations and academics.

Under such a model, while most variants leading to non-functional transcripts (i.e., noisy splicing) are purged by purifying selection24, genetic variants that alter splicing of immune genes may also be favoured by different forms of adaptive evolution, allowing for a broader repertoire of functional isoforms.

But as a snapshot of the mobile OSes being favoured by different sized companies, mostly U.S.-based (80percentt of the data, with the other 20percentt pertaining to European businesses), this data is an interesting subset to add to the pile.

But as a snapshot of the mobile OSes being favoured by different sized companies, mostly U.S.-based (80percentt of the data, with the other 20percentt pertaining to European businesses), this data is an interesting subset to add to the pile.

We found various kinds of placebo favoured by different trial investigators.

For these reasons, the goal of restoration may need to be altered from the re-establishment of the original suite of species, function and structure to the establishment of late seral species that are favoured by a different disturbance regime other than ungulate grazing.

On this view, these traditions are all valid in so far as all provide a vehicle for experience of ultimate religious reality or what Hick terms "the Real" (an expression which is intended to be neutral between the various designations for this reality which are favoured by the different traditions).

Long-term field studies on diverse taxa consistently show that the optimal trade-off between offspring size and number favoured by natural selection is different for parents and their individual young (reviewed in Kilner & Hinde, 2012).

A review of the information sources used and favoured by clinicians from many different medical specialties, as well as some nursing groups, found results varied from one study to another [ 3].

However, having slender bones is a morphological solution, which could be favoured by natural selection for different purposes such as the active pursuit of prey (e.g., the cheetah), long-distance pursuit (e.g., wolves), or long-distance foraging (e.g., foxes).

Not only did the voters refuse to endorse the Conservative policy on spending cuts; they voted, by a substantial majority, for the diametrically different policy then favoured by the Liberal Democrats as well as by Labour.