Sentence examples for favourable in terms of from inspiring English sources

Supporting that hypothesis, the proximity of the Tertiary layer seems to be less favourable in terms of water supply.

"But if they can get through their group then the draw is very favourable in terms of reaching the semi-final stage".

However, when the process conditions more closely resembled to FCC conditions, the fresh commercial FCC catalyst was more favourable in terms of the yield of volatile hydrocarbon products.

The case study shows that for materials used in small quantities but with a disproportionally high carbon cost to extract, efficient, high-tech recycling is highly favourable in terms of carbon emissions using consumption boundaries.

The recommended variant of development provides the distance of 250 400 m between the wells, which is even more favourable in terms of regulating structural and mechanical properties of the oil.

The walls on one hand will provide a temperature reduction on the columns, which is somehow favourable in terms of its fire resistance, on the other hand the differential heating on the columns cross-section may lead to unfavourable stresses (bending moments) responsible for instability (thermal bowing).

The point was not only to favour the knowledge transfer but also to understand the most favourable way, in terms of patent ownership, to maximise the social welfare.

The open economies scenario is the most favourable scenario in terms of health and mortality conditions.

"London wasn't my most favourable Paralympics in terms of performances," said the C4 1km world record holder.

In sum, there is no detrimental impact and therefore no less favourable treatment in terms of Art.

Finally, the outer surface of the hollow stem with longitudinal fibres and intersections shows the most favourable properties in terms of hardness [22, 24].