Sentence examples for positively favored from inspiring English sources

Emphasis on the practice of changing to healthy behaviors for the voice in both groups positively favored the quality of life of participants, observed in the global dominion score of the V-RQOL.

The biological significance of these data relies mainly on the fact that these plasmids harbor the genetic determinants for mercury resistance (mer genes, see [Additional file 2]) that are positively favored in an environment under a strong selective pressure, i.e. in the presence of high mercury concentrations.

Editors commented on the book positively, favoring Rihanna's looks and Henwood's photography.

The identification of acetate and acetylphosphate as flux-sum attenuation targets for ethanol overproduction is also an example of how parallel pathways compete for same carbon flux where the perturbation of one can positively favor the other (Fig.  2).

We also showed that P3 position favors positively charged residues.

As discussed above, P3 position favors positively charged residues over negatively charged one.

The peak viral load distributions for both groups of seropositive recipients were positively skewed, favoring lower peak values, whereas the values in the D+R− group more closely resembled a normal distribution.

In contrast, the double-standard standard says that it's not only O.K. but positively good to favor those on your side, members of your tribe.

Since the pHpzc is 5.4 above which the surface of CuFe2O4 is positively charged hence favors the adsorption of cationic species MG.

On balance, however, we believe the evidence – in particular based on highly differential degrees of nuclear gene divergence and failure to isolate a grass-like sdh2-rps14 gene under positively controlled circumstances – favors a separate putative transfer in Joinvillea as well.

In analyzing the responses to "Weird Names," Mr. Kuhnie said, "it seems younger individuals, younger families, seem to be more positively in favor of the advertising," while "older people, with kids in the early teen years," more negatively inclined.