Sentence examples for favourable constant from inspiring English sources

Experimental evolution in vitro does not strictly reflect what happens in natura, but can be viewed as an approximation of a situation in a favourable constant environment [ 55].

Fewer crosses allow an increase in population size but the Yonezawa and Yamagata model does not take the advantage of this into account, because it assumes that the probability of a cross being favourable, P1, remains constant no matter how many plants are derived from it.

The kinetics of the positive electrode reaction at a graphite electrode are favourable with a heterogeneous rate constant, k0, of 9.5 × 10−4 cm s−1.

This is related to the equilibrium constant which can be favourable to a massive loss of nitrogen as ammonia gas or favourable to storage in water as NH4 +.

Freundlich constant 'n' also indicated favourable adsorption.

Situated between the Greater and the Lesser Caucasus, favourable climatic conditions resulted in a constant human occupation of the region during the Holocene.

Results suggested that the hydrophobic interactions in the binding pockets of PI3K exploited affinity of the most favourable binding ligands (4c and 4f: inhibitory constant (ki) = 66.22 nM and 107.39 nM).

The convergence for Nbc1≥8 indicates that a larger number of bc1 dimers represents a more favourable "stable" model in terms of kinetic constants.

This has been attributed to a specific counterion binding which should be more favourable in a medium with a lower dielectric constant and of a lower solvation energy.

Favourable climate conditions such as humidity and a constant warm temperature appear to be especially important factors for yaws to flourish [2] [4].

Breakthrough curves have the expected shape, with constant patterns developing in the beds for favourable isotherms.