Sentence examples similar to most disfavoured from inspiring English sources

However, recent analyses show that codon pairs creating out-of-frame stop codons seem to be generally disfavoured in most sequenced genomes, and particularly in eukaryotes [ 24].

36 37 On the other hand, it could increase health disparities if physicians tend to disfavour the most deprived.

It is also disfavoured by geography (less than a quarter of sub-Saharan Africans live within 100km of the coast).

Furthermore, even when socially disfavoured action seemed to be commended, this was frequently done to introduce a principle necessary in any satisfactory moral theory.

Shade-intolerant understorey species were disfavoured in stands of P. contorta.

Xerothermophilic specialists were disfavoured by increased flooding disturbance, whereas hygrophilic species benefited from increased vegetation cover.

In contrast, S adsorbed from solution onto terrace and step sites simultaneously but with the {111} × {111} step sites being strongly disfavoured.

The Liberal Party leader tried to make an issue of the fact that Diefenbaker had called a winter election, generally disfavoured in Canada due to travel difficulties.

Favoured and disfavoured binding residues, as defined by the model (applying a threshold of >±0.1), are shown in Table 2.

These processes would be disfavoured in oxidizing conditions, so cells maintain a reducing cytosol.

Therefore, non-3n indels in overlapping uORFs may be selectively disfavoured.