Sentence examples for Unfavorable context from inspiring English sources

This article shows that the unfavorable context of emergence, as well as neo-corporatism, limited the weight of wind energy in France and Quebec and delayed the project development and the wind industry as a whole.

This is true for any brand in any industry and it's no different in the financial world". Considering the unfavorable context described, you're right to think that marketing is the solution for the financial services industry, because it can transform perceptions and bring together companies and the world.

Due to the unfavorable context of the first AUG of ELAC2, translation apparently also starts from the second AUG, whereby the mitochondrial targeting sequence is lost and the protein is instead routed to the nucleus.

In contrast, if a site had unfavorable context in all three of areas, successful uptake was unlikely to occur.

National or international expertise is required to support all administrative activities, both managerial and clinical, that take place in a hospital within an unfavorable context.

As a result of this lack of a support network allied to an unfavorable context such actions become increasingly less frequent in the teams' daily routines.

A physical and functional interaction of Xrn1 with the translation initiation factor eIF4G is required for translational activation, likely to overcome these unfavorable contexts for translation initiation.

Notably, we found that long 5ʹUTRs and CDSs and highly structured 5ʹUTRs with unfavorable contexts for translation initiation are indeed common features for mRNAs encoding membrane proteins (as defined in ref. 24).

"Our group has remained profitable in an unfavorable economic context," Jacques Gounon, chief executive of Eurotunnel, said in a statement.

In a statement yesterday, the Italian government responded, "The difficulties we are going through -- and we are not the only ones -- due to the unfavorable economic context are visible to all and can cause some delays".

Debates about what constitutes a green job and their value leaves out the everyday practice of green livelihoods carried out by the urban poor across the African continent in unfavorable institutional contexts where nonrenewable fuel is subsidized and renewable energy inputs are heavily taxed.