Sentence examples for predicted to favour from inspiring English sources

Global warming alone is predicted to favour the conversion of woodland to grassland, and Dr Balch thinks her work shows that wildfires may accelerate the process.

Selection is therefore predicted to favour traits that homogenise recognition cues within groups.

Moreover, because ejaculates are costly to produce, selection is predicted to favour phenotypic plasticity in expenditure such that males invest more in their ejaculate when they encounter females who are more likely to mate with additional males [1].

An increase in the mortality of older individuals is predicted to favour an earlier age at maturation (e.g. Law 1979).

This would be predicted to favour degradation of insulin-receptor complexes in acidified endosomes after internalisation in vivo, and reduce the amount of receptor recycling to the cell surface, which requires insulin dissociation.

Boston in Lincolnshire, where 68% of voters are predicted to be in favour of Brexit, is likely to declare now.

Assuming that some loci have positive fitness effects when expressed in one sex but negative when expressed in the other, imprinting is predicted to evolve because selection favours silencing of loci in the sex in which these loci are not under directional selection.

The economic right is predicted to be more in favour of decentralization than the economic left mainly when the level of self-rule is relatively high.

Emergence of highly virulent genotypes was predicted to occur as mixed infections, favoured by high vector densities.

Reduction in luminal osmolarity relative to plasma would be predicted to increase the driving force favouring inward flow.

So it was when Charles Kennedy stood for leader back in 1999 he was widely predicted to be the candidate most in favour of continuing the strategic alliance the party had at the time with the Labour government.