Sentence examples for extremely unfavourable for from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the interior ministry described the political situation as "extremely unfavourable for staging matches".

The presence of those bistable states might be extremely unfavourable for the next steps of homologous recombination i.e. the strand exchange.

Second, the extremely unfavourable prognosis for GBM patients correlates with intrinsic resistance to apoptosis of GBM cells.

Cleon is represented by Aristophanes and Thucydides in an extremely unfavourable light, but neither can be considered an unprejudiced witness.

It has been reported that adapted marine microorganisms can survive in extremely unfavourable environmental conditions containing high concentrations of pollutants and toxic substances like heavy metals, hydrocarbons, xenobiotics and other recalcitrant compounds by forming biofilm [10].

However, this is an extremely unfavourable assumption [50], [55].

For ODN containing three consecutive heterologies, one should use A long ODN, at least 10 times longer than the number of heterologies, otherwise, the presence of "bistable states" in the pairing of the two molecules will be extremely unfavourable to the subsequent steps of recombination.

Individual pre- and post-unit responses are presented in Table  2.> -wrap-foot> Scale: 0°  = extremely unfavourable 100°  = extremely favourable.

The present case confirms that the outcome of erlotinib related ILD may be extremely unfavourable[ 1].

Attitudes towards Aboriginal people were self-reported on an attitude thermometer which provided 10° intervals ranging from 0° (extremely unfavourable) to 100° (extremely favourable), with the mid-point of 50° representing neither favourable nor unfavourable attitudes.

This is a significant proportion of the advanced RCC patient population with an extremely unfavourable prognosis (Shuch et al, 2008).