In palliative care, for example, patient comfort and well-being may be favored over aggressive chemotherapies that might provide a limited extension of life.
Our study indicates AHSV establishment in France may be favored from May to October.
The two senior authors of the study, Dr. Carole Ober and Dr. Martha K. McClintock, believe the gene matching system may be favored by evolution because it helps avert the risks of both inbreeding and outbreeding.
Villages closer to agricultural infrastructure carry higher business potential and, thus, may be favored by formal lenders.
Their growth may be favored by the presence of organic nitrogen rich excretes of birds (crows and pigeons).
This "indicat[es] the balance sheets of the mid- to large-cap vendors may be favored," according to the report.
Under these conditions, the polymerization of TCA may be favored, leading to a thin film on the metal surface that appears to serve as a barrier to corrosion.
A floral morph type showing partial self-compatibility may be favored in populations under pollination failure, because it can increase reproductive success and mating opportunities through intramorph crosses.
Specifically, they predict that doping may have major effects on the formation of antisites while vacancies may be favored only by extreme conditions of compressive strain.
Class imbalance can adversely affect classifier performance as the majority class may be favored, and must be taken into consideration when training a model.
Under such conditions, genotypes which are robust against deleterious mutational effects may be favored instead, even at the cost of a slower replication.
