Sentence examples for be conducive at from inspiring English sources

In addition, the learning environment for girls may not be conducive at school facilities, like a lack of female teachers or learning that does not address their specific needs.

Note that in this context any amount of uncertainty in expectations, or possibility of trembling hands, will be conducive to cooperation, at least for awhile.

Epistemic vices can on occasion be conducive to knowledge, or at least to true belief.

The political background in 2006 will not be conducive to significant progress at the EU level: – Germany's new "grand coalition" will still be struggling to find its feet, and its main focus will be internal.

The partially unfolded structure was assumed to be conducive to Pho4 binding at UASp2 and yet proved resistant to nuclease digestion [21], [23].

Since we can do work from anyplace, it makes sense the places we choose should reflect our personalities in some way, be pleasant to look at, and be conducive to concentration and focus.

I thought that the Test at Saratoga would be conducive to her strengths.

Thus, DNA hypomethylation at the distal floral organ enhancer has been suggested to be conducive to pericarp pigmentation.

Small planets are more likely to have a "rocky" (solid) surface, which is conducive to life, at least as we know it.

A key aim is to maximise returns for effort invested by identifying proteins with the balance of biophysical properties that are conducive to success at all stages (e.g. solubility, crystallisation) in the route towards a high resolution structural model.

Reduced length and diameter of radial well section as well as reservoir permeability and properly increased azimuth of radial well are conducive to fracture at the toe end of the radial well section.