New ARV drug classes with low cross-resistance are rightly favoured when available, and there is evidence that the more 'active' ARVs used the better the outcome.
It is not a shift away from the formation Holger Osieck favoured when he was in charge, but there has been a huge change in personnel, approach and tempo.
Nonetheless, there are scenarios where punishment can be favoured when it is not genetically linked to cooperation [ 8, 9, 22].
In contrast, non-resistant plasmids are favoured only when there is a low dosage of antibiotic applied with long intervals between treatments.
Although some have argued that barriers on bridges are effective at preventing suicide, 24 the evidence in the literature in favour of such barriers when there are other available buildings or bridges is weak, in part due to the scarcity of bridges with pre-barrier suicide rates of sufficient magnitude to make statistical calculations plausible.
Self-fertilization is favoured because it provides reproductive assurance when there are Allee effects (Baker 1955).
"It is another example of the UK government's policy of supporting British mining companies and lobbying overseas governments for favours for those companies, even when there are huge concerns about their impacts on communities, the environment and human rights".
His 59-point plan is short of details too.Ironically the Democrats may be doing Mr Romney a favour when they imply that there is in fact a secret plan to restructure everything.
If times are hard - drought, lack of food - daughters are favoured, while when times are good, there is an investment in sons.
The revelation was shocking (and the word itself became Schiaparelli's motto, applied to the scent she merchandised and to the shade of pink she favoured); there were protests when a Spanish tennis player ventured to wear culottes at Wimbledon in 1931.
