Sentence examples for conducive compared to from inspiring English sources

However, none of these studies, to our knowledge, provides any guidelines: (i) about the network structure of effective collaboration; (ii) what type of collaboration structure is more conducive compared to others; and (iii) on how individual healthcare professional should develop relations with others over time in a collaborative environment for better performance.

However, striped patterning does seem to have properties that are conducive to preventing capture, compared to some other target types.

The ICU environment is especially conducive to this imperative; compared to general wards, there is already a strong focus on highly advanced technology.

"I made good contacts, but it was a little less conducive for me to excel, compared to others with other connections".

Because large trees could create micro-habitats conducive to understory plant communities compared to outside tree canopies (Jetsch et al. 1996; Bertiller 1998).

Karichappan et al. (2014) explains that the metal hydroxide complexes at this pH have a large surface area which is more conducive to treating wastewater as compared to the presence of Al(H2O) 6 3+ (Karichappan et al. 2014).

Some structures could be more conducive in terms of patient and hospital outcomes compared to others.

This could be associated the presence of high peanut rhizobia population and conducive environmental condition for nodulation at Fedis soil when compared to Babile soil.

Acetate was more conducive toward the enrichment of a microbial culture with higher PHA storage fluxes and yields as compared to propionate.

Third, yeasts are more conducive to experimental manipulation, so the biological function of a predicted fRNA can be learned more easily, compared to vertebrates.

Compared to traditional isolation techniques, this method provides reduced cost, good sensitivity, and rapidity, which is conducive to simultaneous analysis of a large number of samples [ 27].