Sentence examples for conducive points from inspiring English sources

For professional and competitive athletes, this means that taking the field at the right time of day can give them an edge over players who are gearing up to perform at different, less conducive points in their circadian cycles.

Standard borosilicate tubing resists microcracking (which can cause short circuits) and has a softening point conducive to creating desirable tip geometry when heated and pulled (5).

"The career lifestyle of a publicist just isn't that conducive to the points system".

Noise level: Conducive to conversation.

The shareable portions and the long list of margaritas are also conducive to larger festive gatherings, a point seemingly not lost on organizers of bachelorette parties.

"Unfortunately, the way we practice medicine is not conducive for what women with endometriosis need," points out one of the film's experts.

Nevertheless, considering the difficulties involved in obtaining anammox bacteria in a form conducive to laboratory studies, the current work points to a number of interesting candidate proteins for study by expression and isolation from heterologous hosts.

New optimization point and direction which is conducive to minimize the function value are determined by the former search method after searching n th axis directions.

Maybe there will be another chapter when waters calm with Jenny, but at this point the environment is not conducive to building anything given no one would want to be caught in the middle of what's now happening.

P. juliflora creates an environment conducive for mosquito breeding, limits access to watering points and grazing lands and offers cover for wild predatory animals such as lions (Panthera leo) (Pasiecznik et al. 2001; Mehari 2015).

But from my vantage point, his running style is not conducive to a long career.