Sentence examples for mostly favoured from inspiring English sources

HS-SPME of α- and β-pinene was mostly favoured by low temperatures and, to a lesser extent, by short extraction times in a linear way.

(International agency, Zimbabwe) In Mozambique, younger researchers mostly favoured the introduction of bed nets.

Chemotherapy was mostly favoured in 'high-risk' patients with tumour residual, microinvasion or invasive implants.

To deal with the symptoms, the non-pharmacological options were mostly favoured.

Interestingly, the interaction between these two proteins is mostly favoured when G3BP is phosphorylated at S149, which resides in the acidic domain (B).

Alas, this mostly favoured the construction of very large incinerators or would have, had the IPC lasted for more than nine months.The new government puts more faith in rewards than in punishments.

It does so because its politicians are highly responsive to voters, who mostly favour the death penalty.

But while American voters mostly favour the death penalty, this support is shrinking, from 80% in 1994 to 60% last year, owing to stories of wrongful convictions and nasty deaths like Mr Lockett's.

Those who give enough credit to political rights mostly favour the so-called 'passive rights', i.e., freedom of speech and conscience.

The dominant culture mostly favours two-step policies2 and, therefore, no shift in local governance policies can neglect to implement systematic citizen-involvement.

GENEVA, 13 September 2011 – While disparities in education, health and protection between boys and girls in developing countries are less stark than once thought during the early childhood years and in some cases have reached parity, significant gaps, mostly favouring males, grow through early adolescence to young adulthood, according to a UNICEF report issued today.