In 2001, an unusually cool year that favored high yields, N fertilizer was the most important source of between-field variability.
But Dr. Trenberth said the hurricane season may be more active than normal, for two reasons: El Nino is gone, and the tropical Atlantic is unusually warm, which favors hurricane development.
The positive results of cross-protection studies in hamster models should be interpreted cautiously, since experimental infection in those studies would tend to favor unusually brisk immune responses that go well beyond eliciting NAb and likely include potent cell-mediated or innate immune responses that cannot be mimicked with passive immunization (12).
If altering the electrical boxes allowed the inmates to cook in their cells, as Mr. Palmer said in his statement, it would have been an unusually generous favor.
Human infections tended to be sporadic; large epidemics occurred when unusually high rainfall or hot weather favored breeding of the vectors (21– 21).
Conversely, Mr. Lazio, as a more conventional statewide Republican candidate than the mayor, seems to be blunting what had been Mrs. Clinton's unusually competitive position in upstate New York, which usually favors Republicans by large margins.
An unusually high dollar, which the Clinton administration has favored because it simultaneously restrains inflation and attracts foreign investment, only makes these matters worse.
Paul Merriman, a financial adviser at Merriman Capital Management in Seattle, favors an unusually high foreign allocation, telling clients to divide the equity portion of their portfolios equally between American and foreign stocks.
Feldman favored ultrasoft and unchanging dynamics, meaning that any extraneous noises can sound unusually intrusive during performances of his works.
He noted that the legislative year also was shaped by the influence of the unusually large freshman class, the influence of newly drawn districts and a "top-two" primary system that favored moderate candidates.
Mr. Haitink favored spacious tempos (though each movement was up to a minute shorter than on the Chicago recording) but never sacrificed momentum during an account of unusually sunny disposition.
