Sentence examples for If favourable from inspiring English sources

If favourable, the UK screening programme will have to look into the detail of the practicality of introducing these technologies in cytology laboratories.

Joe Cole had a fair chance of making this England squad, if favourable voices within the English media are to be believed.

As David Smith, another Oxford-based researcher and the chairman of the conference, pointed out, drug companies are not interested in carrying out such trials because the results, even if favourable, are unlikely to be patentable.Governments do not seem interested at the moment, either; the welfare of addicts, rhetoric aside, is rarely a priority.

The transfer of the first electron may become a rate-determining one if favourable conditions for surface layer disintegration are realized.

The results of this study show that the technology of accelerating wine aging by high voltage electric field is a feasible method to shorten wine maturing process times and to improve the quality of a young wine, if favourable process conditions are chosen.

For instance, according to the habitat-based hypothesis [20], [25], variations in the range of habitat constrain the extension-contraction of fish distribution and determine their abundance if favourable or unfavourable conditions last long enough to influence their population dynamics.

In the past few months several heavyweights in Tehran have spoken in favourable, if vague, terms of detente.

Where multiple suppliers of emission reductions compete in a REDD+ carbon market, tropical timber companies are likely to change their management practices only if very favourable conditions are met, namely if the timber contribution margin remains low enough and if alternative management practices and associated incentives are appropriately chosen.

It is understood that the paper was ­considering buying the horse or leasing it for the day, if a favourable answer had been given.

Not to mention that while most of the Jessica's tanks have now expelled their oil into the sea, there is still some left that could wash ashore in concentrated form if the favourable climatic conditions do not hold up.

Even if no favourable court decision is forthcoming in the short term, the combination of a clear objective and a compelling and coherent message together with low costs to effect change creates a winning set of facts.