Sentence examples for amount of favourable from inspiring English sources

So when Mr Yeltsin's election campaign looked in danger of floundering, and his Communist challenger, Gennady Zyuganov, was leading him by 20 percentage points in the opinion polls, a group of nervous tycoons made clear they would put up any amount of money and procure any amount of favourable media coverage for Mr Yeltsin.

"However, we recognise that the public do see work by Banksy as significant pieces of public art and it is clear that this piece has been getting a huge amount of favourable attention.

We investigated how characteristics of a landscape (structure), including the variation in habitat quality and spatial aggregation of the habitat, and the precise population-dynamic properties of the simulated species (dispersal and growth rates) affect the correlation between population abundance and amount of surrounding favourable habitat in the landscape.

In a sensitivity analysis, comparing between those who stayed in the sample and those who did not, a lower proportion of poor self-rated health, longer working hours, more frequent regular job, and higher amount of wage were favourable among the former (data not presented).

The favourable amount of nutrients may be presented in lower concentration of sugar mill effluent.

Decreasing extent of marrow invasion, reduction of tumour volume and a decrease in the amount of associated oedema are favourable conventional MRI indicators (Fig. 25).

Naturally, the least amount of variance is most favourable.

The studies of Goddard [ 12] and Jannink [ 13] assumed that selection was performed for a sufficient amount of time to fix all favourable alleles.

The assumption behind this weighting scheme is that selection is performed for a sufficient amount of time to fix all favourable alleles.

Here, genomic selection will not necessarily reduce the amount of donor DNA, but should lead to an increase of the frequency of favourable alleles, irrespective of their origin [ 6].

Furthermore, an excessive amount of fibres can deprive SCC of its favourable fluidity and segregation resistance.