Sentence examples for has been unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Thus, the development in the mares' age has been unfavourable and may contribute to the decline in foaling rates.

They echo the hostility of the upper classes against an emperor who, in spite of his words, had been unfavourable to them.

Opinions about the architecture merits of the college have varied, although most have been unfavourable.

Initial reactions to the band had been unfavourable; they won a poll for "the best worst band in the world" in the music magazine NME.

12 Recent socioeconomic trends in many cardiovascular risk factors in Scotland have been unfavourable.

However, one needs to consider that our approach was based on the specifications developed for searches in SUMSearch; therefore, the transfer of a "SUMSearch-specific" strategy to Google Scholar might have been unfavourable for its retrieval performance.

The microenvironment may have been unfavourable for both bacteria and enterocytes as discussed previously e.g. the course of an infection with L. intracellularis depends on feeding strategies [ 15, 26, 27] indicating an importance of intestinal microenvironment on the bacteria.

Reaction to the architecture of the college has been largely unfavourable.

Furthermore, MBL deficiency has been shown to be unfavourable in type 2 diabetic Caucasians with MI [ 24].

It has been estimated that unfavourable climatic conditions and inappropriate soil can account for over 70% of the yield loss of major crops (Boyer 1982).

An emergency admission has been associated with unfavourable prognosis in several other models [ 17, 19, 29].