Sentence examples for favorable characteristic from inspiring English sources

This is a favorable characteristic especially when we have no access to reference clean speech signals but only to the observed signals.

Moreover, the inhibition constant increased by one order of magnitude when shifting from neutral (pH 7) to acidic (pH 5) media, a favorable characteristic for a chaperone candidate.

Thus, the concentrations of 8%and10%0% increased the RMGIC bond to the enamel surface, adding another favorable characteristic to this material when one thinks of using it for bonding orthodontic accessories, a result that corroborates Pithon's findings [7].

In the following subsections, we briefly explain the MIMO system model and introduce the lattice-reduced MIMO system model, whereby the channel matrix is transformed so that it has a favorable characteristic for MIMO detection.

Undoubtedly, the wires that need lower forces to deflect represent a favorable characteristic for dental movement and can be successfully used in the control of the system of forces between tooth and periodental structures.

A nonlinear controller with a favorable characteristic to relax the stability conditions is proposed to drive the system states of the nonlinear plant to follow those of a stable reference model.

"We saw cancers which didn't have favorable characteristics, and were found in higher numbers at a higher stage," he said.

"Sao Paulo commands the most favorable characteristics of any city in the world for the civil helicopter industry," said Fabrice Cagnat, the president of the Brazilian subsidiary of Eurocopter, a venture between DaimlerChrysler and Aerospatiale of France.

The contents of the packets would be drawn from existing seed banks and would be selected for favorable characteristics, depending on a given area's predicted conditions under the regime of climate change.

SG Biofuels has gone back to Central America, where the plant originated, to seek out more strains with favorable characteristics for genetic manipulation.

Beginning in 1939, the Clarks had conducted experiments showing that, when presented with two dolls identical in every way except color, black children consistently attributed favorable characteristics like beauty and intelligence to the white dolls, while reserving their most negative assessments for the dolls they most resembled.