When conditions are unfavourable for growth and multiplication, bacteria remain dormant on or inside plant tissue.
This also makes wind and solar more efficient because they could store electricity for release when the weather conditions are unfavourable.
When growth conditions are unfavourable, a plasmodium becomes immobile, and the slime mold progresses to the next stage of its life cycle, marked by the growth of a fruiting body containing a sporangium, or spore case.
He would experiment with his bowling, for example altering his pace slightly, if conditions were unfavourable towards bowlers.
The burrows are 40-50 cm deep, and the woodlice retreat to the relatively cool and moist conditions of the burrow when surface conditions are unfavourable.
The pitch conditions were unfavourable for the faster bowlers, but the ineffectiveness of the spinners forced Yardley to take the new ball.
Red foxes may occasionally commit acts of surplus killing; during one breeding season, four foxes were recorded to have killed circa 200 black-headed gulls each, with peaks during dark, windy hours when flying conditions were unfavourable.
However, an obvious possibility is that there is a trade off between birthing many lambs and their survival to weaning, particularly when environmental conditions are unfavourable.
The slow sporadic flapping of Procellariiformes during cruising flight is required to accelerate the birds' flight speed when wind conditions are unfavourable.
29 It was commented that the socioeconomic status of the waste collectors is low, and their working conditions are unfavourable.
