Sentence examples for can favourably from inspiring English sources

Pair with a movie: Goldfinger, if only so you can favourably compare your julep to the sorry excuse for a julep that James Bond is served at Auric Goldfinger's Kentucky horse stud.

CSR is understood as being good for business and research shows that an explicit social emphasis to business operations can favourably impact on business profits and reputation.

The study concluded that the low dose of rifabutin can favourably regulate of the blood glucose and other biochemical paradigms in comparison to high dose of rifabutin.

Bacterial cleavage of azo bonds in sulfasalazine in the intestine can favourably achieve site-specific release of the anti-inflammatory sulfapyridine and 5-aminosalicyclic acid (Peppercorn and Goldman, 1972).

Recent studies demonstrated that glycerol, a natural, non-toxic and low-cost substance, can favourably change the polarity of water, acting as an efficient co-solvent for increased polyphenol recovery [4].

A sensitivity study on the effect of urban density reveals that higher urban concentration can favourably impact thermal comfort in warm climates due to the increased shading, despite the associated increase in air temperature and building energy consumption.

But in Mauro Bergamasco, the No8 Sergio Parisse and the tight-head prop Martin Castrogiovanni they have three players who can compare favourably with any in their positions in Europe.

To our knowledge this is the first study to demonstrate empirically that GPs' practice in the field of headache can be favourably influenced by education.

In fact, the attractive features of celsian, such as chemical stability and high mechanical resistance, can be favourably exploited in order to obtain enhanced-performance composites with respect to bulk glass.

The wood of New Zealand-grown coast redwood varies widely in quality, due to the seed source, silviculture, growth and age of the trees, but it can compare favourably with second-growth coast redwood in California (Knowles and Miller [1993]; Cown [2008]; Cown et al. [2013]).

40 This study and others 41 show that tendon can respond favourably to controlled loading after injury.