Sentence examples for presented in favour of from inspiring English sources

Richard Teague, a range scientist from Texas A&M University, presented in favour of Savory's theory at the recent Putting Grasslands to Work conference in London.

Arguments are presented in favour of enumeration and analysis methods which are consistent with current approaches in forest ecological research.

One is to claim that our intuitions favour belief in a subject and that the arguments presented in favour of the bundle alternative are unsuccessful, so the intuition stands.

New Era's bid was rejected by Justice Bud Cullen, who said that the evidence presented in favour of an injunction "falls far short of the evidence required" to sustain such a request.

One of the arguments often presented in favour of the 'orthodox approaches' is that new generations of electrophysiologists must be taught and must learn the fundamentals.

Be prepared to research the multiple lines of evidence presented in favour of evolution (the Talk Origins archive is a good place to research evolutionist arguments).

The optimal cutting combinations were presented in favours of high quality process output and in favours of low cutting cost.

A review and meta-analysis by Hall 2008, funded by the World Bank, presented evidence in favour of an effect of deworming on weight gain (MD 0.21 kg, 95% CI 0.17 to 0.26, 11 trials).

Despite the lack of controlled randomised studies comparing damage control to traditional surgical management, a retrospective review by Stone and colleagues [ 101] presents data in favour of damage control for the severely injured patient presenting signs of coagulopathy during surgery.

In this review we present evidence in favour of this hypothesis derived from experimental animal studies focussing on nuclear T3 receptors and thyroid hormone-dependent gene expression in the heart.

Too often, it is misunderstood as a misty tale of fragile individuals lost in the past when, in fact, it is a critique of the irresponsibility of those who ignore the complexity of the present in favour of easy memories.