Sentence examples for favoured in terms of from inspiring English sources
However, since the complexity added by the LQF scheduler to the parallel decoders is minimal, it is favoured in terms of achieving a higher decoding throughput.
Results show that regions with shallow soils, steep slopes and under-developed road infrastructure were favoured in terms of land abandonment and forest re-growth.
Presumably those news organisations who have a deal to create journalism within Facebook will also be favoured in terms of the algorithm?
Very small cells will be favoured in terms of replication speed, but must support a minimum number of genes for a free-living lifestyle.
The direct comparisons of a small subsample suitable for direct comparisons clearly favoured females in terms of having a better outcome.
The outcome favoured vinorelbine in terms of both median survival (30 vs 22 weeks, P<0.03) and the proportion of patients alive at 1 year (25% vs 16%) (Crawford et al, 1996).
18 In 2014, the meta-analysis of Zeng and colleagues, including five randomized controlled trials comparing glibenclamide with insulin, showed differences favouring glibenclamide in terms of maternal hypoglycaemia but favouring insulin in terms of birth weight, macrosomia, and neonatal hypoglycaemia.
17 In 2013, the meta-analysis by Gui and colleagues, which included five randomized controlled trials comparing metformin with insulin, showed differences favouring metformin in terms of maternal weight gain and pregnancy induced hypertension but favouring insulin in terms of gestational age at delivery and preterm birth.
Current evidence favours p62 in terms of sensitivity and specificity but the literature is limited and further work required Until recently, the diagnostic gold standard was considered to be certain pathological criteria.
Because we don't clockwatch, I like to think it's more in our favour in terms of the amount we get out of people.
