Sentence examples for a particularly unfavourable from inspiring English sources

However, even in the case of a particularly unfavourable crystalline matching with the deposition substrate, YSZ showed a clear tendency to a 2D growth toward the (001) direction driven by the deposition substrate.

The primary development of a new metastatic lesion during first rTKI treatment may indicate a particularly unfavourable prognosis.

Of interest, OSPC2, a primary OSPC with mixed clear cell features (a variant of ovarian cancer also characterised with a particularly unfavourable prognosis), clustered with USPC.

53 Although women with psoriasis displayed a particularly unfavourable metabolic profile, both sexes had substantially elevated hs-CRP, indicating low-grade systemic inflammation.

Thus, our findings add to previous knowledge showing that clear cell tumours, a variant of ovarian cancer with a particularly unfavourable prognosis, express a molecular signature closer to that of the more aggressive USPC.

Patients with brain metastasis have almost always concurrent metastases at other sites, confirming that this patient group represents a particularly unfavourable subset of individuals with very aggressive tumours (Gay et al, 1987; Schouten et al, 2002; Nathoo et al, 2004; Shuch et al, 2008).

In particularly unfavourable or unstable soils, accidents caused by collapse of the excavation were not unknown.

Jacob Rees Mogg said it would not involve the UK leaving the EU, but would be used when Europe was "doing something particularly unfavourable to the United Kingdom".

High CT-proET-1 together with high NT-proBNP enable to identify patients with CHF and particularly unfavourable outcomes.

The total/HDL cholesterol ratio is particularly unfavourable in the Turkish ethnic group.

The outcome is particularly unfavourable because of recurrence and/or metastases.