"readily favour" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to express that someone is quick to show favour or approval for something. For example, "The teacher readily favoured students who spoke up and participated in class."
The variation in access to on-line material for educational purposes may introduce bias in medical education, as there may be a tendency for web-based courses providers and universities to favour readily available "one click" resources.
In both models, imprinting readily evolves when sexual selection favours different levels of gene expression in the two sexes.
This last model is now favoured, as it readily explains enhancer-promoter interactions in trans [ 18, 68] and is supported by a wealth of experimental data derived from 3C [ 69] and modelling [ 1, 6- 15, 15].
Therefore there is a bias resulting from the uneven availability of information, favouring information that is readily available over perhaps more relevant but not so easily available information.
They should stop giving conservatives the upper hand in debates by adhering to this traditional line and instead make it known that the right are very much in favour of government intervention – it is readily apparent that government is always too big, except for the rich.
However, as mentioned in results, we favour DNA injection because it can readily be outsourced.
Compounds with the same spacer length are able to form mixed bis urea) α-tapes more readily than those with different spacer lengths, hence favouring co-fibre blend formation.
At least he took them with more good grace than some, Bernard Hopkins's sulking response to a desperately tight call in favour of Joe Calzaghe in 2008 springing most readily to mind.
We propose that the accumulation of several assembly intermediates of HLA-C might favour the binding of peptide antigens not readily bound by HLA-A and -B molecules in neoplastic cells with suboptimal class I expression.
This may result in a study population that is weighted initially in favour of those individuals who are more readily accessible, because specialist HCPs may respond only at sites where product adoption has occurred.
