Sentence examples for i favorable from inspiring English sources
I Favorable zones for low-relief anticlinal reservoirs; II, IV Favorable zones for lithologic pinch-out reservoirs; III Favorable zones for fault block reservoirs.
TLS - IRT Elba island Rock slides Landslide risk scenario assessment i) Favorable logistic conditions (up-close survey); ii) Rapid 3D surface, geo-structural and geo-mechanical survey; iii) detailed unstable masses detection-volume calculation.
Desirable characteristics of an AED for the management of epilepsy in aging are as follows: i) favorable safety profile; ii) absence of drug drug interactions (concomitant treatment with AEDs and other medications); iii) weak influence on cognitive function; and iv) long half-life in order to allow one or two daily intakes.
A comparison of experimental data for vaccination of HER-2/neu transgenic mouse and the respective mathematical model suggested that the simulation accurately captured i) favorable 'intensive' regimen of early vaccination, ii) age-related robustness of immune response in animals and iii) steady-state beneficial immune response maintained with fewer booster vaccinations [80].
Later, one came in from Nantucket, headlined "Wind Is Favorable," and saying, "JK will test his brand spankin' new windsurfer sail this afternoon...
Later, one came in from Nantucket, headlined "Wind Is Favorable," and saying, "JK will test his brand spankin' new windsurfer sail this afternoon..
LEARNED COMMISSION SAYS "PERHAPS"; Report on the Elberfeld Trained Animals That Can Extract Cube Roots and Do Other Mathematical Marvels Is Favorable to the Belief That They Really Do Think.
How can I write favorable things about the performance of European welfare states, then turn around and write negative things about European monetary policy and developments?
I wrote favorable pieces about her.
Patients with Stage I-II favorable histology and with Stage I focal anaplastic histology received WT (1) (Dactinomycin and Vincristine) for 19 weeks.
The current Brady rule requires prosecutors to make two judgments: Is evidence favorable to the defendant?
