The phrase "appear unfavourable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation, outcome, or impression that seems negative or disadvantageous.
Example: "The results of the study appear unfavourable, suggesting that further research is needed."
Alternatives: "seem negative" or "look disadvantageous".
Others, e.g. Seville, appear unfavourable at a national level but are around the average when taken in the context of all the areas.
We therefore suggest that the non-cortical lichens can be characterized ecologically as light-demanding plants with physiological traits that appear unfavourable for the exploitation of low light conditions of the forest interior.
Although long life is possible, long-term functional, seizure-related, cognitive and social outcomes appear unfavourable, with cognitive and physical decline, gait disturbance and later dysphagia, incontinence and increasing dependence for all activities of daily life.
The addition of CO2 also appears unfavourable to the production of hydrogen but increases the CO yield.
6. Charlotte Church is one of a number of people to have appeared in unfavourable tweets on Hopkins' Twitter feed over the singer's anti-austerity campaigning.
This is not the most efficient method regarding the learning theories; it causes a lack of interest and annoyance for learners, which appear to be unfavourable for learning and their engagement in the training process.
Despite frequent detection of Proteobacteria-like nifH genes in PCR amplicons as well as in real-time PCR based studies from open oceans [41] [44], these putative diazotrophs have received limited attention, perhaps because open ocean waters that are well-oxygenated and poor in energy sources would appear to be unfavourable for expression of the nitrogenase genes [45].
Consequences could range from sponsors amending key study endpoints post hoc, or even halting studies and foregoing registration entirely if results appear to be unfavourable.
In agreement with the most recently published data, the rather high factor scores on these two factors show that Quebec's population does not appear to hold unfavourable attitudes towards contact with PLWHA [ 42].
But these do not look unfavourable.
Diffuse cortical abnormalities by DWI in the acute or early subacute phase appear to be of unfavourable prognostic significance.
