Sentence examples for we could favour from inspiring English sources

First, we could favour the use of older studies, when less aggressive treatment occurred.

Meanwhile, the variable 'distance to the closest city' was divided in three classes, to detect the possible effect of remoteness (implying less extraction pressure and thus more available timber on the one hand, and more difficult access on the other, which we hypothesised could favour intermediate distances).

We hypothesized that obesity could favour enhanced release of EVs from adipose tissue, and thereby contribute to cardiovascular risk via obesity-induced metabolic complications.

Interestingly, as we observed a mobilisation of HSCs from bone marrow to peripheral blood in treated animals, we suggested that ProAbe could favour the migration of bone-marrow-derived progenitors and their participation in muscular regeneration and endothelial formation.

We hypothesized that such contexts could favour the occurrence of ADEs.

Grhl2 and Grhl3 can form heterodimers as well as homodimers (24), and we speculate that the presence of increased levels of Grhl2 could favour formation of heterodimers in Axd mutants at the expense of Grhl3 homodimers.

Until it can be excluded that certain factors could favour bilateral symmetry in the micro world, we would rather avoid taking a stand on this – otherwise exciting – evolutionary problem.

For this experiment, we took care not to expose Pim2 isoforms to denaturing conditions that could favour their degradation by artificially creating disordered regions.

To assess whether ageing could favour a potentially arrhythmogenic release of calcium from the SR, we measured the frequency of spontaneous calcium waves and/or the associated transient inward currents (ITI) in myocytes from the three age groups.

This could favour the big, integrated agencies.

But public opinion could favour Ineos.