Sentence examples for favourable alignment from inspiring English sources
Changes in membrane potential are thought to act through the voltage-sensing domain to induce more favourable alignment of the two fluorescent proteins, resulting in increased FRET efficiency [ 8– 10].
The self-alignment nature of the liquid crystal phase is favourable for alignment of the NLO-active mesogenic group under an applied electric field and preserving such alignment after removal of the electric field.
Favourable component alignment together with unconstrained patellofemoral articulation most likely minimises patellofemoral stress.
More generally, the preference for ring-fused systems to undergo semipinacol rearrangement rather than Appel reactions can, therefore, be ascribed to a combination of factors: the slower SN2 reaction at a secondary rather than a primary alcohol, the enforcement of a favourable orbital alignment for bond migration, and increased ring strain offering a greater driving force for rearrangement.
In such cases it may be favourable to hand curate alignments in order to ensure quality and obtain optimal SBM results.
In contrast, low alignment of the favourable slip plane with the incoming crack plane increases the resistance at the grain boundary and changes the direction of the short crack propagation.
Based on our new methodology we find that favourable slip systems in the outgoing grain, good alignment of the crack planes and high effective driving force on the outgoing crack plane are ideal for the crack transmission onto a slip plane through grain boundaries with minimal resistance.
Since a correct alignment of the components is one of the most important factors determining favourable long-term results of a TKA, this could lead to a higher longevity of the prosthesis.
A correct alignment of the tibial and femoral component is one of the most important factors determining favourable long-term results of a total knee arthroplasty (TKA).
Conditions look more favourable now.
Favourable demography is another cause.
