Sentence examples for generation favours from inspiring English sources

He noted that most of the younger generation favours gay marriage.

Prolonging the treatment (5 20 h) ROS generation favoured dissipation of mitochondrial membrane potential and the appearance of necrotic events, as suggested by the increased number of cells positive to propidium iodide staining.

Generations favour their own.With more cuts expected after the next general election, which part of the welfare budget to spare divides Britain's political parties.

The only difference here is that this one has a pretty obvious shelf life: until the generation that favours it over phone apps disappears.

A study commissioned by FHM magazine found seven out of 10 men say they reject the gender roles of their fathers' generation in favour of a 50/50 partnership, in which both they and their partner would go out to work, sharing childcare and housework.

The second generation subgroup favoured short-acting methylphenidate with an SMD of 0.42 (95% CI 0.17 to 0.68), while the OROS generation subgroup favoured the long-acting form, with an SMD of 0.35 (95% CI −0.52 to 0.17).

These data show that the E682K mutation increased Aβ generation by favouring the β-site cleavage of APP.

Temporal heterogeneity of environments may impact the direction of evolution (Levins 1968; Kassen and Bell 1998; Jasmin and Kassen 2007; Venail et al. 2011), with more fine-grained environments (where environment varies at a rate faster than the generation time) favouring more generalist traits.

This suggests a need for landscape education programmes, especially for the young, so that future generations will favour interventions in the preservation of the historical and cultural agrarian landscapes.

The cooperation between TGF-β1 and the pro-inflammatory cytokines generates a microenvironment that favours the generation of autoregulatory loops to reinforce the EMT programme (Fig 3).

Geologists favouring generation of blueschists throughout Earth history but only selective preservation of these rocks also point to crustal rocks more than 2.5 billion years old that record metamorphism at depths of 25 40 km (15.5 24.8 miles).