Sentence examples for specifically favour from inspiring English sources

Under these conditions, covering does not specifically favour drying, but it prevents the re-wetting of dry material (Filbakk et al. 2011).

The extremely rigorous structural demands for exciplex formation and emission were achieved by careful structural design and by the discovery that high levels of certain organic solvents (especially trifluoroethanol) specifically favour emission of the DNA-mounted exciplex, probably the net result of the particular duplex structure and specific solvation of the exciplex partners.

They could similarly prevent loss of alleles, even if the coevolutionary interaction itself would specifically favour only one of the alleles.

In contrast, phosphorylation of PR61/B′ subunit at serine 37 by Chk1 would specifically favour formation of holoenzyme complex assembly (Margolis et al, 2006).

Strassmann was not alone in proposing that menstruation is a by-product, rather than something evolution had specifically favoured.

However, in contrast to degree centrality it specifically favours nodes that are connected to nodes that are themselves central within the network.

Several authors have suggested that nested patterns of asymmetrical specialisation may be more likely to develop in mutualistic interactions because natural selection specifically favours the convergence and complementarity of traits in interacting species [3], [8].

Very often traits suited to species growing without human protection/husbandry were not suitable for agriculture and were rapidly lost (e.g. seed shattering), while others were specifically favoured by the more protected environment agriculture provided, and increased in frequency (e.g. seed retention).

The constant association between the t(8 21) translocation and AML furthermore argues that aberrant AE rearrangement in HSC and thus also in their more differentiated progeny will change normal haematopoiesis in a way that specifically favours the later development of AML.

I have considered representative examples, including those which follow the expectations of the theory and those which do not, so I am not picking the order of addition specifically to favour the theory.

From December 2012 it will be run by FirstGroup, a bus and train operator that already manages the Great Western line and Capital Connect, a London-centred commuter service.Mr Branson's complaint that the government attaches no importance to its track record is reasonable the tender process specifically resists favouring incumbents.