Sentence examples for favoured either from inspiring English sources

Shortly before falling into decline, the Agrarian Democratic Party won an electoral majority, defeating parties that favoured either unification with Romania or a close alliance with Russia.

Therefore, the chance that any lead-time bias favoured either group in this study was low.

However, for some genes a different annotation of the coding sequence in the genomic sequence was favoured either by cDNA sequences or due to a better conservation of subfamily specific sequences and gene structure.

Although there are defense mechanisms present to counter such disturbances [5], if the chemical challenge is overwhelming and the defense is breached, a switch from cell defense to cell death is favoured either by apoptosis or necrosis (for a review, see [2]).

Cisplatin-induced hearing loss is favoured either by preexisting afflictions like hypoalbuminemia, anaemia, renal failure, and noise-induced hearing loss or by risk factors like therapy with loop diuretics, aminoglycoside antibiotics, radiotherapy fields which includes the inner ear, extreme ages (very young or very old), duration and dose schedule of cisplatin infusion, and genetic factors.

Quartz Crystal Microbalance, IR spectroscopy and Atomic Force Microscopy were used to bring evidence of a multilayer architecture favoured either by lower reduction potentials or higher cycle numbers but also showed a delamination phenomenon due to over-reductive potentials.

Probably no one favours either the right or left hand exclusively.

Latinos, like most voters, look first at the economy, which doesn't reliably favour either party.

Nobody voted for an omnipresent sodium glare, but nobody voted for the 'rewilding' programs George Monbiot favours either, as much as I personally would love to see them succeed.

"We believe a referendum should be fair and open, and the rules should not be juggled or rigged to favour either side".

I'm sure people will make comparisons and I'm not sure whether that will favour either in the end," he said.