Sentence examples for point favours from inspiring English sources

However, it is worth mentioning here that the prevailing evidence on this point favours the idea of a complementarity between high-level research and patenting (see among others, Meyer et al 2005, Azoulay et al. 2009).

Finally, the specificity constants for PPIP5K2 revise upwards by one-to-two orders of magnitude the inherent catalytic activities of this enzyme, and we show its equilibrium point favours 80 90% depletion of Ins P6/5-Ins P7.

Two years ago United sold off its KP Snacks arm for more than £500m to the German group Intersnack, and the deal with Yildiz brings to an end a lengthy exit for the owners who, at one point, favoured floating the company on the stock exchange.

In the EU group, between-treatment differences were significant in five of nine end points favouring sunitinib over IFN- α (Table 2).

However, observed differences in other efficacy end points favoured tamoxifen and noninferiority of fulvestrant could not be demonstrated (Robertson et al, 2002).

†Positive point estimate favours first listed condition.

The point estimate favours SPI2 hospitals, but differences in changes were not significant between control and SPI2 hospitals (P=0.652).

It has also been suggested that if the balance between slippage and point mutations favours point mutations within the repeated region, the mutations may interrupt the feature of the microsatellite without enhancing large contractions [ 54], and eventually give rise to new diversity.

When in doubt, people should be in favour of sex, and, more to the point, in favour of free speech.

The Age newspaper, of Melbourne, wished Prince William and Miss Middleton well, before attacking a "nonsensical royal decree" over the Chaser; this behaviour, it said, had "exposed a valid point in favour or republicanism .An opinion poll on April 27th showed 41% of Australians in favour of the country's becoming a republic.

In six sectors (out of 9), the gap was more than a percentage point in favour of low-cost funds.