Sentence examples for would favour that from inspiring English sources

If it were possible to conclude a deal within the European Economic Area I would favour that.

As a tryptophane is not included among the wild-type options, we would favour that the observed effects are probably due to that particular bulky aromatic amino acid (tryptophane) substitution of the human Polλ W438 variant.

If relatives and patients can be taught to give injections themselves, I would favour that because I think it's massive, massive if you really live somewhere rural".

"It's interesting that they're majoring on GP commissioning," she adds, "and although I wouldn't favour that model, that's not actually the most objectionable part of what they're trying to do.

In that case translational selection would favour codons that matched the most frequent tRNAs and would therefore maintain a bias in favour of GNN codons.

One possible explanation is that Kabul would favour conditions that minimise Pakistani control over Taliban insurgents.

An actual majority of the Gallup sample said they would favour campaigns that were mainly restricted to television and radio appearances.

He is much more of an optimist than I am, and he would favour measures that would improve the happiness of the population, whereas I am more of a pessimist and believe that it should be the objective of policy to reduce suffering, which is not the same thing.

As a result, losing even a single baby comes at a high cost, so evolution would favour anything that helped avoid doomed pregnancies.

However, less intense floods may leave the substrate submerged for periods of several years, which would favour seeds that can survive for long periods and with prolonged dormancy.

If one sex were to become increasingly rare in the population, then selection would favour individuals that produced the rarer sex, thereby returning the overall population to a 1 1 sex ratio (Fisher, 1930).