Sentence examples for may not favour from inspiring English sources

Therefore, women may not favour this technique, especially Chinese women who are genetically susceptible to hyperplastic scars.

The company's prospectus acknowledges this: "Owing to Kim Dotcom's Megaupload heritage, some users and music suppliers may not favour using or engaging with Baboom, and labels may be reluctant to license material.

However, limited working hours, predictable careers and meaningful work contents may not favour research activities alongside a busy clinical schedule [7].

This may be due to low conductivity of as-deposited V2O5 films, and in general, metal oxide thin films grown on flexible substrates comprise more compressional stresses, which may not favour for easy volume expansion/contraction of the host V2O5 matrix during Li-ion intercalation/deintercalation processes.

However, the recording conditions used to study Kdr currents may not favour the detection of calcium-activated potassium currents.

Several examples from the parasitoids highlight how sperm depletion may or may not favour polyandry.

Referral guidelines for some tumours may not always favour patients with early symptoms of cancer.

During a process of multiple matings the oestrus female may be raped by competing males she does not favour; yet she may experience an orgasm and an infant may also result.

Another one of those that preferred tiered consent said, "I would prefer you come back to me for re-consent, because you may be doing something that will not favour me".

Institutions and evolutionary processes build many environments, and what counts as rational procedure in one environment may not be favoured in another.

This observation suggested that the culture conditions used may not have favoured the proliferation of hepatic progenitor cells and prompted us to search for better culture condition.