Sentence examples for affected unfavourably from inspiring English sources

These boundaries are affected unfavourably by either a cocurrent or a countercurrent liquid flow.

For example, the main properties of RAC that are affected unfavourably by the attached mortar content are its density, absorption and Los Angeles abrasion, as well as the correlations between them and the attached mortar content (Juan and Gutierrez 2009).

Although a large proportion of the respondents (75%) indicated that they would visit the hospital in the event of a stroke attack, this could be affected unfavourably by the poor recognition of stroke warning signs observed.

It is generally assumed that constipation affects unfavourably patients' quality of life (QOL) [ 2, 3].

Water having excess of carbonate and bicarbonate cover the alkaline earth; mainly Ca and Mg in excess of the allowable limits affect agriculture unfavourably (Richards 1954).

The water having higher carbonate and bicarbonate concentration than the alkaline earth mainly calcium and magnesium concentration, diminishes the water quality and affects agriculture unfavourably (Eaton 1950; Richards 1954).

In 1928 Scottish bacteriologist Alexander Fleming noticed that colonies of bacteria growing on a culture plate had been unfavourably affected by a mold, Penicillium notatum, which had contaminated the culture.

Finally, chronic exposure to markedly increased endogenous GC levels, as shown in patients with Cushing's syndrome, unfavourably affected body fat distribution by promoting visceral fat accumulation and hepatic steatosis [ 13].

In order to establish whether the high kurtosis for the tremor-at-rest items unfavourably affected the solution, the final model was also examined without these items and the associated tremor-at-rest factor.

The findings of this review lend support to the claims that hostile clinician behaviours can impact unfavourably upon patient care.

Thus, the mutual misunderstanding between the sampled doctors and their OAB patients remained unresolved, unfavourably affecting their long-term treatment relationship.