The market, presumably, favoured those journeymen within a workshop who made more powerful instruments.
This will improve the resting habitat for common genets, while presumably favouring also other Mediterranean carnivores.
Though they were rhetorically ornate, Wulfstan's homilies show a conscious effort to avoid the intellectual conceits presumably favoured by educated (i.e. monastic) audiences; his target audience was the common English Christian, and his message was suited to everyone who wished to flock to the cathedral to hear it.
The behaviour presumably favours the donor, although it may also benefit both partners especially if fertilization success is increased.
Brooding is presumably favoured by natural selection on continuous habitats, such as anoxic sediments that are almost continuous along continental margins, as the great expanses of suitable substratum make colonization of new habitats unnecessary.
Suppression of these genes presumably favours proliferation by avoiding entry into a terminal differentiation program.
After fusion occurs, Sec17 presumably favours the recruitment of Sec18 for prompt disassembly and recycling of the SNARE complexes.
In case that access to healthcare also plays a role, presumably favouring people of high SEP, the social gradient in health status in this study could be underestimated.
Our results suggest that overexpression of Aurora-A results in a repression of the error-free HR pathway, presumably favouring a lower-fidelity process, such as NHEJ.
This, along with the high observed rate of turnover of intervening genes within the RD cluster, would indicate that the conservation of genomic organisation seen for RD genes across insect genomes would be very unlikely to have occurred simply by chance, and is likely to have been maintained by selection, presumably in favour of retaining function.
