The data also indicated that complaints involving claim denials resulted, in a majority of cases, in reversals that favored consumers.
Normal β-cell function with an improved sensitivity of insulin had favored reversal to NGT, whereas a deterioration in both functions resulted in diabetes.
For the Orange Bowl, spread bettors favored a reversal of that 2006 final, as Cincinnati was initially favored by one point.
In this case, however, non-reversal CCLP operations are favored in the rearrangement scenario of the optimal solution, as will be clear later, which contradicts with the observation made by biologists that in most organisms, reversals are observed much more frequently when compared with other rearrangements.
A Catholic, married to Eunice Kennedy Shriver, herself active in pro-life causes, Sargent Shriver did not favor reversal of Roe v. Wade but believed that government might take an active role in reducing abortion rates.
This may favor reversal and development of adrenal dysfunction in time, respectively.
He moves unpredictably, making "sudden reversals of direction," favoring "a constant rupture of his pattern of movement," so that he arrives without warning where least expected, his routes "unpredictable and unknown".
Parsimony reconstructs the evolutionary history by minimizing the number of evolutionary transitions (from absence to presence of expression, and vice-versa), favoring reversals (ACCTRAN) or parallelisms (DELTRAN) when two equally parsimonious scenarios exist.
Heading into the 2002 Gator Bowl, however, spread bettors predicted a reversal of that trend as Virginia Tech was favored to win by two points on Dec. 10.
Independents in 2012 were more likely to lean toward Democrats than Republicans by 2 points -- a reversal from the previous year, when they favored the GOP by 4 points.
