Sentence examples for most likely favour from inspiring English sources

However, our study is in a population of cells, and the culturing conditions most likely favour maintenance of the ES cells undifferentiated character (self-renewal and proliferation).

These changes most likely favour tumour growth and progression, and influence tumour environment.

Future rises in atmospheric [CO2] would, therefore, most likely favour evergreen species growing at high elevations such as Q. spinosa rather than those plants with short leaf lifespans such as S. atopantha that exhibit increased Gtot with elevation (Table  1).

The finding of only a limited number of outer membrane proteins unique to various Chlamydiales suggests that the chlamydiae species most likely favour lineage-specific mechanisms or surface receptors for interacting with their different hosts rather than sharing a homologous system.

The latter findings, however, were most likely favoured by the constrains of environmental factors (e.g., long and cold winter, low population density, limited areas of overlapping with other animal species) that limited the circulation of enterobacteria between individuals and minimized the potential contamination by resistant strains from areas where humans and domesticated animals are living.

A fast tumour progression is most likely favoured by local immunosuppression, which decreases the body's own anti-tumour immunoreactivity.

As the A1AR agonist induced CSC apoptosis after 7 days of treatment but not at the 4th day, we speculated that CHA most likely favours the differentiation of CSCs and the subsequent apoptosis of the differentiated cells.

Functionally, the redundancy in the poplar GS family that appeared after the last WGD most likely favoured the adaptation of poplar trees to faster growth and new ecological niches.

Express readers are most likely to favour a Brexit – 66% of them.

Today's youth are most likely to favour skunk to smack, yet the cartels who send these 'packages' back to Merseyside deal in anything that makes them the most money and a desperate heroin addict is a more reliable earner than a weekend coke head.

It allows us to evaluate the likely outcome of different impacts on the population and identify actions that are most likely to favour (or threaten) population persistence.