Sentence examples for favoured range of from inspiring English sources

If we assume that the cartographer had accurate knowledge of the contemporary magnetic declination of Beijing, then this would suggest that the map was made much earlier (in sixteenth century) than the current favoured range of 1607 1619 which is not possible given an historical event happened in 1607 was recorded on the map.

New South Wales fishers considered the allocation formula should have used a greater range of years (which would have favoured them) while Western Australian fishers would have preferred a formula biased towards the later years.

It shows SLNB (dark shading) is favoured as producing more QALYs than ALND across a wide range of estimates for the probability of lymphoedema after ALND and the disutility of lymphoedema.

Therefore, the favoured pH range for the adsorption of these azo dyes was up to pH 8.

A number of these theorists have developed and applied their favoured basic accounts of joint action in order to account for a range of social phenomena, including conventions, social norms and social institutions.

The obtained results for fruit tea infusions are very similar (in the range of 123 141 mg GAE/g dry weight) but much lower than for favoured black teas (Fig.  2).

James Bartle, the founder of Outland Denim – one of the Duchess of Cambridge's favoured denim brands – said he believed the fashion industry could "find the solutions to a range of global social and environmental issues".

A wide range of chelator types bind iron III) and of these, hexa-, tri-, and bidentate are capable of providing iron III) with the favoured octahedral environment.

D'Erlon, like Ney, had encountered Wellington in Spain, and was aware of the British commander's favoured tactic of using massed short-range musketry to drive off infantry columns.

The reforms favoured modernization of agriculture.

He repeats his favoured description of himself as a conservationist.