Sentence examples similar to grounds for favoring from inspiring English sources

Protecting adults on spawning grounds could favor earlier maturation for some life histories, for example (Law 2007).

The influence of a reserve on maturation evolution is qualitatively different in feeding and spawning grounds: a reserve in the feeding grounds favors delayed maturation (Fig. 2C), whereas a reserve in the spawning grounds favors earlier maturation (Fig. 2A).

But obviously it does not follow from the invalidity of a tax directly burdening interstate commerce that a tax upon a domestic seller is bad because he may be able to shift the burden to a purchaser, even though an agency of the Government, who is willing to pay the price with the tax and who has no rational ground for demanding favor.

New Zealand grounds historically favor accurate, fast-medium bowlers.

Impermeable soil allows water stagnation and creates grounds for mosquito breeding and thus favors malaria.

It has also promoted the dangerous Stand Your Ground statutes favored by the gun lobby.

Ecological processes on the spawning grounds that favor large individuals may compensate to some degree for the reduction in the overall numbers of these individuals.

The potential therapeutic benefits of HESC research provide strong grounds in favor of the research.

Earlier this year, that letter became the grounds for the Fourth Circuit's decision in favor of Grimm.

He showed how human evolution favored kinship, mutuality and reciprocity as grounds for cooperation that would be enforced by moral emotions such as love, gratitude, indignation and guilt.

Although Brahms was hardly unknown territory for Bernstein, the composer's scores never occupied the Olympian ground he reserved for Beethoven, there favoring speed and lean textures but also majesty.