Sentence examples for be unfavourable for from inspiring English sources
Early fall seeding of winter wheat may be unfavourable for seedling infection by wheat-bunt teliospores.
Excessive nitrogen concentration was also shown to be unfavourable for arabitol production by Kodamae ohmeri (Zhu et al. 2010).
New technologies and methodologies are being developed; and, as a consequence, regions that were considered to be unfavourable for ore deposit exploration are now being reconsidered.
The results showed a wide variation in TEs concentration, and also suggest that the TEs composition may be unfavourable for an optimum substrate hydrolysis.
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.
Horrocks was concerned that the weather would be unfavourable for the transit as he believed the rare planetary conjunction would produce severe weather: At around midday on 23 November Horrocks darkened his room and focused the rays of sunlight coming through the window onto the paper where the image could be observed safely.
When conditions are unfavourable for growth and multiplication, bacteria remain dormant on or inside plant tissue.
When the position of equilibrium is unfavourable, for example, the accumulation of products may cause a reversal of the reaction.
Selection of outdoor growing areas where weather is unfavourable for disease is a method of controlling disease by regulating the environment.
Control of viral diseases of potato, for example, can be accomplished by growing the seed crop in northern regions where low temperatures are unfavourable for the aphid carriers.
As well as the allegations involving Platini, the attorney general's office said it suspected that "on 12 September 2005 Mr Joseph Blatter has signed a contract with the Caribbean Football Union (with Jack Warner as the president at this time); this contract was unfavourable for Fifa".
