Sentence examples for a favourable setting for from inspiring English sources

The combination of water and nutrient availability would have made ashes a favourable setting for the seeding of primitive plants.

Further to this, the tumour microenvironment could provide a favourable setting for Treg expansion because of the complex mixture of chemokines (Yamaguchi et al, 2007).

Such a picture may account for the existence of a favourable setting for the EAggEC and the vtx-phages to come in contact and for the following selection process resulting in the occasional emergence of an E. coli strain matching the EAHEC definition.

Because of their critical roles in the regulation of the cell cycle and transcriptional activity, as well as their impact on apoptotic pathways, CDKs comprise a favourable set of targets for anticancer drug development.

In addition, a favourable set of material parameters has been obtained using an optimisation method called multilevel coordinate search (MCS).

Despite a naturally favourable set of Senate races up for Democrats this cycle, Republicans had hoped there was a chance of holding on to control of the upper chamber thanks to strong candidates such as Marco Rubio in Florida and John McCain in Arizona.

Our results further strengthened OMT as a favourable therapeutic setting, expanding its role for HCV-related care.

"There's quite a favourable atmospheric set-up for severe thunderstorms on both days so there's quite a good chance that at least some of these thunderstorms would have become severe by the time they reach Sydney," bureau forecaster Rebecca Kamitakahara said.

On the contrary, said Kozul-Wright: "A significant reason for success was not so much their own internal dynamics, as a very favourable set of external growth circumstances".

SRC director David Lonsdale said: "This is a further favourable set of results.

The most favourable tectonic setting for spontaneous subduction initiation is a passive margin along an old continent due to its large density contrast (Cloetingh et al. 1989; Nikolaeva et al. 2010).