Sentence examples for favourable cases from inspiring English sources

Other minerals commonly employed to date igneous and metamorphic rocks include titanite, monazite, and even garnet in certain favourable cases.

Radii are found from eclipsing binary systems, from direct measurements in a few favourable cases, by calculations, and from absolute visual magnitudes and temperatures.

In favourable cases, about the beginning of the fourth week, the fever begins to decline, the symptoms begin to abate, and the temperature gradually returns to normal.

Both were favourable cases for the application of American influence—Haiti because it was weak and next door, the Philippines because no country has a more sympathetic bond with the United States.

Thus, the 36 possible outcomes in the throw of two dice are assumed equally likely, and the probability of obtaining "six" is the number of favourable cases, 5, divided by 36, or 5/36.

In favourable cases lateral resolution down to 1 μm is possible.

In the most favourable case, the UK would win a status similar to Switzerland and a trade agreement with its former EU partners.

This is the most favourable case for the loads, because no constraints are imposed on their performance.

The way to do it seems, then, all mapped out: to observe, experiment, and analyse, take a step back and design a model, try it out in a real-life situation, and, in the most favourable case, identify general rules.

In this case it will be useful to consider the following number: j m : = min L. (184 Needless to say, in case L is empty we have j m = ∞ and this is actually a favourable case since the problem never becomes degenerate.

In line with their contracts, ISTCs treat patients with a more favourable case mix profile.