Sentence examples for set favoured from inspiring English sources
It was clear to him (as it had been, somewhat mysteriously, to Ernst Schröder in his Vorlesungen über die Algebra der Logik, 1891) that one has to reject the idea of a Universal Set, favoured by Frege and Dedekind.
And the eyes are often drawn to John Marquez - perhaps because, as the sullen Terry, he is the least showy component of a play that, like Robin Don's period set, favours strident colours.
We argue that common presence of such identity elements in the starting data set favours interspecies compatibility.
The results show that the MVT (MVO) core set favours breeds with a high (low) within breed kinship that are not related to other breeds.
8 Although level 1 evidence is lacking, recent studies evaluating the symptomatic and economic benefits of surgical intervention in CRS outside of the UK National Health Service (NHS) setting favour surgical intervention over ongoing medical therapy.
Under the technical proposals, a stringency option of '9' suggested by the US would reduce overall aircraft emissions by 37.5%, while the '7' setting favoured by the EU would imply a 33% cut.
The great set theorist realized perfectly well that these paradoxes were a fatal blow to the "logical" approaches to sets favoured by Frege and Dedekind.
One possible explanation could be that the selected benchmark sets favour certain algorithms while underestimating others, particularly when the number of validated miRNA targets is still relatively small.
This setting favours the external validity of the study and minimizes the selection problems related to presence of private insurance plans.
Although selecting inactives for common-test set mode favours the ZINC random training set, this type of experiment resembles to the greatest extent virtual screening tasks, where libraries that undergo the procedure contain very diverse compounds.
The ionisation parameters are set to favour formation of the protonated molecular (MH+) ion from the compounds and minimise formation of cluster ions, which can also confuse the spectra.
