Sentence examples for absence of favourable from inspiring English sources

The uncompatibilised blends showed two-phase unstable morphology due to high interfacial tension and coalescence effects in the absence of favourable interactions at interface between the individual phases.

At lower levels of probability of the favourable environment the interpretive benefit is limited by false positives (presence of the sign in the absence of the favourable environment).. Of the three parameter spaces represented in Figure  5b the greatest interpretive benefit is available where the probability of the favourable environment is close to 0.3.

Systems analysis also was unable to explain certain policy decisions that were made despite the absence of predominating favourable inputs, such as the decision by U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson to deepen U.S. involvement in the war in Vietnam.

Well, the OHR may not work as an effective mechanism for facilitating stable governance, yet in the absence of a more favourable alternative it has to remain until after the October elections.

Moreover, informed consent would be a necessary but not sufficient requirement for ethical approval of an experimental human volunteer study, since, in the absence of a demonstrably favourable risk-benefit ratio, achieving informed consent would, of itself, not provide ethical justification for a study.

The funnel plot for the PCI outcome however displayed possible asymmetry, suggesting the absence of small studies with favourable effects from the analysis (Additional file 1: Figure S4b).

We conclude that in endometrioid endometrial carcinoma, absence of necrosis is a favourable prognostic factor.

This could be of particular concern in the absence of blinding if more favourable assessments were made towards their preferred treatment.

A further potential mechanism linking absence of methylation with less favourable outcome after chemotherapy is the highly significant association between absence of NT5E CpG island methylation and mutation in TP53.

Favourable prognosis factors for RMS are: (i) the absence of metastases at diagnosis; (ii) favourable tumour site; (iii) grossly complete surgical removal of localised tumour at the time of diagnosis; (iv) embryonal or botryoid histology; (v) tumour size of less than or equal to 5 cm; and (vi) age of younger than 10 years at diagnosis (Table 2)[ 22, 23 ].

These methods can only indicate the presence or absence of underground formations that are favourable for petroleum accumulations.