Sentence examples for favours stability from inspiring English sources

Several saturated boron heterocycles were found to be more stable than their open-chain analogs, suggesting that the boron-containing cyclic structure itself favours stability.

The West, China and Russia, still stuck in a mould that favours stability over inevitable albeit messy political change, were caught off guard by the popular revolts that toppled the leaders of Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Yemen and dragged Syria into civil war.

The brain may, therefore, favour stability over plasticity.

Some accused Aylwin of favouring stability over deeper political reforms.

These groups set limits to the AK party's ambitions; like most rich folk they favour stability.

Lack of neurogenesis after the connectional plan of the brain is complete would be a selective advantage". The brain may, therefore, favour stability over plasticity.

For example, Durstewitz' Dual State Theory (Durstewitz and Seamans 2008) posits a D1-receptor dominated system with high energy barriers between different neural state representations (favouring stability, memory, and perseveration) and a D2-receptor dominated system with low energy barriers (favouring switching among representational states).

Whether selection favours or dis-favours stability in protein coding regions however is a controversial issue [see e.g. [ 43- 46]], for yeast, selection may indeed act against too stable structures [ 46].

America favours African stability above all else.

Results also show that the open-base cone generate a larger recirculation zone – which favours flame stability – than the closed-base cone.

For the latter reason, low pressure favours current stability as can be seen by comparing the IDSt curves at 760 Torr and 3 × 10−4 Torr [13, 23].