Sentence examples for be more favourable than from inspiring English sources
Chain transfer processes for the pyridine-2-carboxaldiimine based catalyst were found to be more favourable than those of the ethylenediimine based catalyst.
Simulation modelling can be more favourable than analytical modelling as real life systems can be of great complexity, which is an area where analytical modelling may struggle to achieve clear analysis.
There cannot be a straightforward answer to the question whether, for a given group of compounds, an HBS based on multiple-point connections should generally be more favourable than an alternative HBS containing one-point connections ("dimer or catemer?").
In this study, practicing architects predicted laypersons' responses to large contemporary building, and again these predictions were poorly correlated with ratings by laypersons, although some architects' predictions were better than others, and architects were able to predict accurately that lay ratings in general would be more favourable than their own.
Furthermore, the polymerization at ZnS surfaces could be more favourable than in the bulk-water phase (see above).
This situation may possibly be more favourable than maintaining two separate pools of stem cells since it would help prevent DNA damage associated with long periods of quiescence.
"We have found, for example, that NatWest have been more favourable than other lenders," he says.
The reaction in Brussels was more favourable than among his MPs.
Thus, the metropolitan area is decentralizing quickly, and its overall population trend is more favourable than those of its major constituent cities.
Destination Canada's Nim Singh says 2016 will be a good year for a visit, "as air fares will be lower than they have been in a while, and the exchange rate is more favourable than in the past few years".
Still growingThe OECD, in a preliminary edition of its Economic Outlook, said that prospects for the world economy were more favourable than they had been for over ten years.
