Sentence examples for which favourable from inspiring English sources

It is advantageous for a species to have a gene pool from which favourable characters can be selected so that the species can respond to environmental changes.

The test of strength between Mikołajczyk and the PPR first occurred during the referendum of 1946 the results of which, favourable to Mikołajczyk, were falsified and then in the general elections of 1947, which were hardly "free and unfettered".

Our study points to several ways through which favourable perception of entrepreneurial ability can be influenced within a given context.

The SBFEM model is validated by an equivalent finite element model, by which favourable computational efficiency and reliable accuracy are demonstrated.

These data suggest a "silver spoon" scenario, in which favourable juvenile growth conditions leads to higher adult fitness.

Increasing the frequency of favourable alleles at these QTN will be slow with conventional selection methods because quantitative traits are defined by many QTN and the low levels of recombination during meiosis limit the rate at which favourable alleles can occur together in selected individuals.

Particularly, high levels of zeolite-like ordering favoured micropores of size <15 Å <span class="lh">which are favourable for higher hydrogen uptake capacities.

These subjects then watched NBC's analysis (which was favourable to Mr Bush) or CNN's analysis (which was favourable to Mr Kerry) or no analysis at all.

In this scenario, the difference in the favourable allele frequencies in any generation is smaller compared to the scenario in which the favourable allele has a lower initial frequency, especially at a higher heritability.

Ladbrokes had said there were 35% fewer draws - which are favourable to bookies - in the Premier League so far this year.

The government's own Environment Agency has expressed scepticism over the way in which the favourable forecasts were arrived at.