Sentence examples for favoured position in from inspiring English sources
Tonight's kaleidoscope saw Shinji Kagawa deployed in his favoured position in the "hole" behind Wayne Rooney.
Unlike the Red Devils' boss, Guardiola was unwilling to guarantee Schweinsteiger a starting berth in his favoured position, in front of the defence.
Distributed generation is becoming increasingly precarious for the electricity production companies due to their favoured position in the merit order in many countries and the need to retain conventional fossil-based capacity as a back-up.
Thus use of our techniques can give insight into these biases in read starting positions: analysing the over- and under-represented sequences at the starts of reads by calculating p-values as described in Section "Analysing occurrences of k-mers" might indicate favoured and avoided positions in a genome on a sequence level.
Male medical students from public schools and an urban background were not in favour of a position in a remote area, but valued the opportunity to specialize or to work in the public service.
Tryptophan 408 may play a role in orientating or stabilizing the bound substrate during catalysis, and a non-polar (or slightly polar) residue is favoured at this position; however, aromaticity in this position appears not to be critical.
He is repeating the Harold Wilson formula in every detail: adopting a formal government position in favour of staying in, but allowing ministers to "take a different position" and to continue to serve.
I want European countries to work together to agree a common position in favour of reform to take to that discussion in 2016.
I want European countries to work together to agree a common position in favour of reform to take to that discussion in 2016.
Often he is an advocate at a distance, stating: "The Labour party has a clear position in favour of staying in the EU".
Hours after Trump's tweets, Vladimr Putin telephoned the Qatari emir, stressing "Russia's principled position in favour of settling crises by political and diplomatic means, through dialogue".
