They have, of late, been victims not only of the property downturn but also of a stockmarket fashion that has favoured "new-economy" shares.
We have postulated that genome invasion by TEs, followed by their degeneracy by RIP shaping large AT-isochores, is a recent evolutionary event that has contributed to the rise of a better adapted new species, and that maintaining large TE-rich regions hosting pathogenicity determinants has favoured adaptation to new host plants along with generation of new virulence specificities [ 9].
He has favoured as many new regulations and taxes as Gray Davis.
The increase in frequency and extent of fires in Portugal has favoured the approval of a new legal frame for forest management, the Forest Intervention Zone (FIZ).
A renewed interest in considering solar energy in the design process of new buildings has favoured the development of simulation software that estimate available solar energy so as to contribute to natural lighting and energy production.
Dave's new year lunge has favoured the elderly and working poor, leaving a huge gap in the middle, into which Ed has strolled with his piece in today's Telegraph.
So far, the government has favoured wind farms, creating another artificial market to subsidise new ones.
The actual level of technology maturity, which has favoured by coupled applications of MDO and MSD, requires new answers.
The shape and material complexities allowed by additive manufacturing (AM) have favoured a new research trend coined as 4D printing (4DP), and which is about AM of smart materials (SMs).
Domestication appears to have favoured completely new dental phenotypes not found in the wild.
Nevertheless, some peculiarities, such as the low oral bioavailability and short half-life [34], have favoured the development of new molecules, the so-called "second-generation" triptans (almotriptan, eletriptan, frovatriptan, naratriptan, rizatriptan), with an optimization of the pharmacokinetic profile [35].
