Sentence examples for favourable platform from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the composite m-PCL/HAp fibrous scaffolds degraded in an alkaline environment at 37 °C faster than plain m-PCL and provided a favourable platform for the infiltration and growth of human osteoblasts.

It is assumed that such expansion occurs due to the modular structure of the multi-ZNF containing genes that provides a favourable platform for developing novel functionalities [ 29].

Even if July proves to be not such a favourable theatrical platform for a Twilight movie as November, the upside on home entertainment is likely to prove considerable.

In an otherwise favourable review of Platform (2001) in the Spectator, Anita Brookner concluded that his prose was "entirely humourless", but in person, his doleful torpor is punctuated by furtive smiles and giggles.

Furthermore, a direct comparison of error rates is problematic, as most companies report errors based on sequence reads of the particular templates that are favourable for their platform.

It would be the official sponsor of touring exhibitions; its magazines would provide useful platforms for critics favourable to the new American painting; and no one, the artists included, would be any the wiser.

Video games loosely based on Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets were also released for several platforms, and most obtained favourable reviews.

Video games loosely based on Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban were also released for several platforms, and most obtained favourable reviews.

On the other hand, nothing could be less favourable to ties between America and Europe than a world of "platform envy", in which both sides are producing more armour than western defence budgets can sustain.

Then, these brands are cross-checked with Ranker ranking, a social consumer web platform, to identify the most familiar and favourable chocolate brands worldwide.

Cricket has proved a problematic genre for game developers on all platforms, but baseball has been far more favourable.