Sentence examples for favourable to either from inspiring English sources

In terms of the outcome, the battle does not appear to have been strategically favourable to either side.

The 40Ar/39Ar dating results are discussed in terms of climatic condition changes during the Palaeogene that were favourable to the genesis of either Al- and Fe- or Mn-oxy-hydroxides in the course of development and evolution of the pisolitic formation.

Set to air before the 2018 presidential race in which many expect her to run, both right- and leftwing voices expressed concern that the series would be either too favourable to Clinton or too politically cautious.

Missense mutations often result in the inability of protein to fold efficiently into their native conformation, that is the most energetically favourable state, thus leading to either accumulation of toxic aggregates (with a gain of function effect) or to increased degradation (with loss of metabolic or cellular functions) (Arakawa et al, 2006).

As an example, Table 5 shows that it would be favourable to reassign the UUY codons from Ser to either Thr or Pro.

Whatever the misgivings of Messrs Chirac or Jospin, an opinion poll last week claimed that 59% of the French are either entirely or reasonably favourable to Mr Fischer's notion of federalism.

Successful randomisation in surgical trials is straightforward where the stakes are low and the clinical community is either in genuine equipoise or largely favourable to the new treatment.

In a highly proliferative and circulatory cell type such as leukocytes it may be favourable to down-regulate imprinted gene expression, as we observe, either through alternative promoter usage or another epigenetic process i.e. enrichment of repressive histone modifications.

This secular trend probably either reflects the earlier existence of geochemical settings that were more favourable to dolomitization or is the logical result of the fact that the likelihood for a limestone to undergo dolomitization increases proportionally with its age.

The report said TV news was more favourable to the in campaign than the national press, but said it was too early to say whether either side was "definitively winning the media war".

Either way, the net effect will be to produce an environment in the cell favourable to further chloroplast development.