Sentence examples for which will favor from inspiring English sources

It is observed that K. pneumoniae HSL4 was tolerant to salt and partly tolerant to acetate and lactate, which will favor industrial applications.

Second, the aluminum of slag is higher than in cement, which will favor limestone reaction (related with factor ( m_{4} ) of Eq. 7).

Thus, the carbons surface is positively charged at pH < pHpzc favoring the adsorption of anionic species and negatively charged at pH > pHpzc, which will favor the adsorption of cationic species (Rodriguez-Reinoso 1998).

It seems the GOP's only options are: to limit the voting of the aforementioned groups; to become more inclusive and representative of today's America; or, to hope for low turnout in the midterms, which will favor their candidates.

Two putative vascular beds might be involved in this effect: the vascular beds that surrounds the primary tumor (which provides an efficient exit route for tumor cells); and the vasculature located in the metastatic organ (which will favor initial tumor cells homing and supply oxygen and nutrients necessary for the proliferation and survival of metastatic tumor cells).

Ligation occurs in an excess of adaptors, which will favor ligation of adaptor to fragment ends.

The issues mainly involve the extent to which policy will favor public access to broadband investments and the extent to which cable and telecommunications companies will maintain commercial control of broadband piping.

"In the year 2002, you will have much less voter turnout, which will significantly favor Republicans," Mr. Cardenas said.

Due to the observed high colonization capability and rapid response to environmental alterations (e.g. eutrophication, substrate changes) it seems to benefit from human activities, which will consequently favor its further expansion within the disturbed area.

Obviously, this Si-O-Ti bridging builds up an anchoring of TiO2 on PSt particles, which will surely favor TiO2 deposition onto PSt particles and enhance the stabilization of the resulting core-shell particles.

Outbreaks of both occur annually and are associated with unusually high rainfall and increased vector (Culicoides midges) populations (40 ), which will also favor an increase in Culex mosquitoes, which transmit WNV.