Sentence examples for case of unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Selective product removal from the reaction zone by means of adsorption is advantageous in case of unfavourable thermodynamic equilibria as can be encountered for enzymatic conversions.

Viscosity is one of the important properties which along with thermal conductivity and coefficient of volumetric expansion, determines convection in molten corium in the case of unfavourable progress of a severe accident in nuclear reactors.

In case of unfavourable circumstances, the benign, inherent properties of a product will be a protection against severe consequences [15].

Hence, our Hypothesis 1 is overall supported by the results: indecision is associated with an intermediate phase of migration at the early stage of family in the case of unfavourable balance of the migration experience.

However, in the case of unfavourable market conditions and of a State-induced implementation of QMS, the conditions cannot be considered favourable for the diffusion of certification, since farm and food businesses' decisions are determined by public intervention.

While risks of surgical and anaesthetic procedures are routinely discussed preoperatively in the process of obtaining informed consent, the patients' preferences in case of unfavourable ICU outcomes are rarely discussed and most critically ill patients do not have advance directives.

Caesarean section is performed for foetal indications or in cases of unfavourable conditions for, or lack of response to, induction.

His case was funded by the United Motorcycle Council of Queensland, who chose him for his lack of assets in case of an unfavourable costs order.

In case of an unfavourable cervix induction of labour will be preceded according to the local protocol.

(Midwife) Strategies were developed to avoid blame from pregnant women or their families in case of an unfavourable pregnancy outcome.

These events outside of medical research cannot be ignored, as there is the potential for these to have an effect on the medical research context, which in the case of an unfavourable event could undermine the public trust and support that is necessary for medical research to continue and to thrive.