Sentence examples for leads favoured from inspiring English sources

The material selection, based on test results of 1 kA current leads, favoured the use of Bi-2223 stapesized tapes because of the higher thermal stability.

Decision making in this context leads to favouring the use of incontinence pads rather than assisting the person to use the toilet.

For clinical practice, these data lead to favour specific assessment of some key behavioural and cognitive deficits based on a battery of tests and structured interview of an informant.

Selection bias is one form of systematic error that interferes with the internal validity of clinical trials [ 2] and may lead to favouring one treatment group over another [ 3].

Two factions emerged in the Chamber of Deputies: the centre-right faction, led by Francois Guizot, shared the king's political doctrines; and the centre-left faction, led by Adolphe Thiers, favoured restricting the king's role.

Another faction to emerge in the early years of the republic, the Federalist Party, led by Alexander Hamilton, favoured a strong central government.

But that bleak fact leads Diane to favour a return to trusting the school system of yesteryear and those who work in it.

A possible scenario, which our experience leads us to favour, is that sIBM may start with inflammation within muscle.

In the present study a majority of parents rated their child's oral health at baseline as poor, a fact that reflects severe dental problems and poor quality of life, and leads parents to favour dental treatment under GA.

Together with the knowledge that, firstly, acivicin is a potent inhibitor of CTP synthase in mammals (Denton et al., 1982) and, secondly, that exposure of the tumour-bearing larvae to an additional inhibitor of CTP synthase (3-deazauridine) also rescued tumour formation, leads us to favour the hypothesis that CTPsyn is a key target of acivicin in Drosophila.

This leads us to favour a third scenario according to which Smc3 NBD acetylation and establishment of cohesive structures, which we presume to be co-entrapment of sister DNAs inside cohesin rings, are both aspects of a concerted process involving a major conformational change in the structure of the hinge that is adversely affected by the hinge channel-neutralizing mutations.