Sentence examples for a favourable selection of from inspiring English sources

They consist of two stiff and strong material skins and a low modulus material core; a favourable selection of face and core materials allows the sandwich system to develop the optimum structural characteristics, weight and cost for a specific application.

# Associations are adjusted for school size * p < 0.05 The vocational education schools did not differ from the higher education schools with regard to the presence of vending machines and a canteen, but the vending machines and the canteen contained a less favourable selection of foods and drinks.

We suggest that institutional and technological changes within the UK energy system could result in a more favourable selection environment for ESCos, consequently enabling the ESCo model to proliferate at the expense of the EUCo model.

In the latter case, we hypothesise that favourable selection due to a novel mimetic resemblance outweighs the negative effects of a linked genetic load; selection coefficients for mimicry are likely to be very high [ 54].

It costs comparatively little to publicise a book electronically: an operator just has to enter on to the site a copy of the dust jacket, the blurb, a selection of favourable reviews and a batch of work-of-genius recommendations extracted from the author's many famous colleagues, contacts and friends.

These excellent results may have been due first to a strict selection of patients having a favourable type of NB (i.e. extensive staging including MIBG to eliminate metastatic disease).

This is essentially important in the vendor selection process as it enables organisations to maintain a favourable mix of cloud providers and internal support.

A favourable sequence of events then followed.

For instance, 94% of black Democrats had a favourable view of Hillary Clinton, compared to an 88% favourable view of Obama.

This required a favourable balance of trade and protective tariffs.

Sixty-six percent of voters nationwide have a favourable opinion of the former president.