Sentence examples for favoured in the process from inspiring English sources

Therefore, our working hypothesis is that plants with multiple diaspore specializations have been particularly favoured in the process of island colonization.

Nicol conceded that the main stumbling block for advancing discussions was the perception that Celtic nations are favoured in the qualification process.

In a similar way, GC-rich centromeres have been hypothesized to be favoured or even essential in the process of Rb translocations in some gobiid fishes [ 71, 72].

The Church of England also issued a statement in which, while it said it had no official position for or against fracking, it implied it was in favour of the process to tackle fuel poverty, if it is done with enough safeguards.

The technique was especially favoured in Spain and France.

Often taking these processes as interchangeable (and using both words as equivalent), general reflections on life or ageing have favoured to emphasise replication, not reproduction in the process of cell multiplication (Kirkwood 1977; Szathmary 2000, 2006; Brosh and Bohr 2007; Burhans and Weinberger 2007).

And Mancini's belief was rewarded as his side took West Brom apart at Etihad Stadium, as Wigan were doing them a favour at the DW, and reversing the goal difference advantage in their favour by a margin of three in the process.

This will ask MPs to "respect the wishes of the United Kingdom" by agreeing to the government's timetable for Brexit, with the aim of flushing out any who do not want to vote in favour of starting the process of leaving the EU.

In the process, it's doing their victims a favour.

There is no transparency in the process – you simply email a note of interest in teaching, and pray for favour.

This repair process is favoured uniquely in the replicative fraction.