Sentence examples for inherently favourable from inspiring English sources
The zeolite pore architecture has been found to play an important role for both the deactivation rate as a result of coking and also the composition of the carbonaceous deposits, such that zeolites with relatively large supercage pore systems, such as Y zeolites, are inherently favourable to coking reactions, which in turn leads to faster deactivation.
Therefore, the comparison of E HBS,Σ and N HBS values suggests that an HBS with t-connections (C-1/C-2) should be inherently more favourable than any alternative HBS which is based solely on o-connections (C-3).
There remains the possibility that the subsequent survival of these patients owes more to selection of a subset of inherently more favourable cases than being attributable to the effect of the pulmonary metastasectomy.
The interest of this hypothesis is to be inherently asymmetric because the wave of advance of a favourable allele is directional from its patch of origin to the other.
The very fast shoot growth frequently seen in lianas under natural conditions (Teramura et al., 1991) may, however, be also partly attributed to their ability to place apical meristems and leaves quickly in favourable (i.e. well-lit) locations and overgrow and shade their competitors, rather than to their inherently faster relative growth rate (Gartner, 1991).
Inherently unconstitutional.
"The situation looks favourable".
Conditions look more favourable now.
Favourable demography is another cause.
Is hockey inherently violent?
