Sentence examples for which we favour from inspiring English sources

An alternative strategy, which we favour, relies on prompt separation of cholesterol from oxysterols at the earliest possible point of the sample workup using solid-phase extraction (SPE).

From the gain model, which we favour over the loss model (see discussion), the LCA genome had 106 P450 genes from 30 clans compared to 140 genes from 64 clans in the loss model.

For the cases where this nevertheless can be a problem, for instance when we in addition to the parameters also infer the tree topology, we show that the problem can be evaded by using a simulated-annealing like (SAL) method in which we favour tree swaps early in the inference while biasing our focus towards rate and time parameter changes later on.

When buying pots and pans, should we take them into account for the 10 10 target, and which should we favour?

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).

Because there are manifestly a number of residues within the C-terminal domain which show strong conservation, we favour the explanation that other residues are conversely under positive selective pressure to change.

In these cases we favoured lower cost values, which is an optimistic choice.

On the one hand, hydroxyl groups favoured the formation of phenolate ions, which would favour addition onto para phenolic positions.

The gradual tapering was designed to avoid an abrupt discontinuation of prednisone which might favour prednisone.

The recurrent cases tended to be milder than non-recurrent cases, which could favour chronicity [ 1].

Something of the sort is almost certain in an election which few voters take seriously, which favours protest votes and which tends to have low turnouts.