Sentence examples for conducive to prepare from inspiring English sources

It was conducive to prepare high performance composites by adjusting the internal structure of graphene/epoxy composites.

The addition of SLS improved the polymerization of pyrrole to form PPy-SLS film, which was conducive to prepare small Pd microparticles and led to the lower Pd loading, 0.85 mg cm−2.

Reaching Munich in a convoy of buses after two days of hard driving was hardly conducive to preparing the fresh minds and bodies of players for their historic night.

Do you sometimes fake listening in order to prepare yourself for your next question?" These habits all of which I know I'm guilty of at times clearly are not conducive to a good informational interview.

Current approaches used to prepare and evaluate colon whole mounts for identification and characterization of ACF [ 1, 12- 15] have a number of issues, which are not conducive to consistent acquisition of digital images and subsequent image analysis.

"I'd certainly like to honor the race and race as best I can, but because of the results on the Tour de France, I stopped off on my way to Colorado at home in Australia, which isn't exactly conducive to recovering or preparing oneself for another race," he said.

The laboratory's system of reporting lost items is conducive to covering up thefts, said the internal report, prepared in March by the facility's Office of Security Inquiries.

That does not make it conducive to people becoming active".

Make sure that it's conducive to your writing habits.

Ms. Murphy smiled and said, "You were very well prepared, and you bring an openness and a work ethic that is very conducive to all the work we're doing".

Its leaders are prepared to allow greater popular participation in political decisions if and when it is conducive to economic development and favorable to the country's national interests, as they have done in the past 10 years.