Sentence examples for be a highly favourable from inspiring English sources

This sequence had been reported to be a highly favourable substrate for FXIIIa-mediated transglutamination, when expressed fused to a phage coat protein or to glutathione sulfotransferase (GST) (designated F11 in [ 26]).

However, it should be noted that there was a highly favourable interaction between this Tyr973 and K9me3 (−2 kcal/mol, data not shown) indicating that Tyr973 was crucially involved in binding of the trimethyllysine residue to the receptor, although it did not appear as a hotspot in the list.

Manager Roy Hodgson has been handed a highly favourable draw in Group E as England attempt to banish the memories of their miserable World Cup - and they are taking full advantage so far.

Sarafanov had been a principal dancer at the Mariinsky and had been persuaded by a highly favourable contract to make the cross-town journey to the Mikhailovsky.

Another interesting property that makes ILs promising for the exfoliation of graphene is their ionicity, a highly favourable feature that can stabilize the exfoliated graphene sheets via Coloumbic repulsive forces.

Absence of NOSA prior to and during the combination therapy was associated with a highly favourable treatment response with an odds ratio of 4.65 (95% CI 1.31 – 16.48).

Aviation is effectively subsidised by a highly favourable tax regime.

A positive loading of Normality (greatest) and high Significance (major) are used to offer a highly favourable evaluation of the Tsar and his impact on Russia.

The Concert for Bangladesh is continually viewed in a highly favourable light, its cultural significance seemingly increased with the passing decades.

However, comparing the PSAs of different vaccines is rather critical as potentially a highly favourable option (upper limit 95% confidence interval) of one vaccine is compared with a rather unfavourable option (lower limit 95% confidence interval) of the other vaccine.

In both the cases, the values of RL (Table 3) are found to be positive and less than unity indicating thereby a highly favourable adsorption in all cases.