Sentence examples for because of unfavourable correlations from inspiring English sources
Because of unfavourable correlations between androstenone and other sex steroids [ 4], a direct selection against high levels of androstenone would result in decreased production of testosterone and estrogens, with associated negative effects on performance and sexual maturation.
Stiffness, used for grading logs, is positively correlated with growth strain with a correlation of 0.61, an unfavourable correlation requiring a trade-off between the two traits.
Early spring flowering was negatively associated with hedgerows, possibly because of unfavourable microclimatic conditions.
Scorch, symptom of plant disease in which tissue is "burned" because of unfavourable conditions or infection by bacteria or fungi.
The Greens look likely to have lost seats in part because of their lower vote but also because of unfavourable preferences.
Because of unfavourable water injectivity, several reservoirs in the North Sea have been waterflooded while maintaining production pressure below the bubble point.
When first attempting to fly from Nanjing, in China, to Hawaii, the crew had to divert to Japan because of unfavourable weather and a damaged wing.
This is because CS values in the afternoon reach values comparable to other aerosol categories with high CS where nucleation events are not seen, likely because of unfavourable conditions.
But firms said they were paying more for energy, food and some imported items because of unfavourable currency exchange rates.
Many European observers in particular did not see the comet at its peak because of unfavourable weather conditions.
