Scientists suspect that this gives small males more mating opportunities, thereby favouring selection for their small size.
Anticipating work by the Austrian psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud (1856 1939), Aristotle wrote that sensory function is reduced in sleep, thereby favouring the susceptibility of dreams to emotional subjective distortions.
Or is it a coincidence that the OECD and the World Bank, which backed policies reducing the ability of poor countries to regulate investment and thereby favouring large multinationals, are controlled largely by North America and the EU, where most of those multinationals are based?
This result can be explained by greater difficulties in using stimulus-specific strategies in this case, thereby favouring the use of generalization strategies.
At lower pH levels, almost all of the amine groups are protonated, thus repealing each other and thereby favouring the chitosan-water interaction, which overcomes the associative forces between chains.
The isothermal CMB thereby favours the development of narrow plumes that are able to locally weaken the lithosphere and hence to facilitate subduction initiation as was previously suggested by Ueda et al. (2008) and Burov and Cloetingh (2010).
Under acidic conditions, the amine groups of chitosan are partially or completely protonated, resulting in the repulsion between chains, thereby favouring the chitosan-water interaction, which overcomes the associative forces between chains and promotes chitosan solubility.
Bourdieu (1992) construes ideologies as vehicles of symbolic power and domination, thereby favouring a more concrete, behavioural response over intellectual thought, since ideologies do not only embody ideas but also attitudes – or rather – ideological stances, such as racism.
Certain metal-substituted molecular-sieves permit only end-on approach of linear alkanes to the active centres, thereby favouring enhanced reactivity either at one or both of the terminal methyl groups.
Dehydration associated with eclogitization of the oceanic crust (60 75 km depth) and serpentinite breakdown (110 130 km depth) significantly decreases the mechanical strength of the mantle at these depths, thereby favouring the detachment of large slices of oceanic crust along the plate interface.
