In general, when workers were in unfavourable situations (e.g. poor health, less than university level education, and receiving a lower monthly wage), they worked longer working hours.
Lys-289, which anchors the lower C-termini at the water-membrane boundary in State 1, is in an unfavourable position opposing helix interaction in State 2 [ 44].
Summer is in general the unfavourable season in the Mediterranean for many invertebrates (Coma et al. 2000; Coma and Ribes 2003), and colonial ascidians in particular (e.g. Turon 1988; Turon and Becerro 1992; López-Legentil et al. 2013).
The transcripts have been shown to be downregulated in unfavourable NB, compared to favourable NB, a feature that cannot be explained by methylation of their respective CpG islands (Carén et al, 2005).
However, in 2012 the NE survey showed that pairs had fallen to the lowest level since records began in 1980, with just over 1,000 nests with eggs at Abbeystead/Tarnbrook. It warned that the "entire Bowland population is significantly below the level at the time of SSSI notification and is considered in unfavourable and declining condition".
The mRNA expression of this gene is downregulated in unfavourable, compared to favourable, NB tumours.
The mRNA expression of this gene is downregulated in unfavourable, compared to favourable, NBs.
Physical inactivity is implicated in unfavourable patterns of obesity and cardiometabolic risk in childhood.
In one training session, managers were given a Norwegian squad who were in an unfavourable scenario and told to turn the team's fortunes around within so many weeks.
These results demonstrate that the Ukrainians in Caserta perceive the context they are in as unfavourable: they are necessity entrepreneurs who create new ventures just to overcome the discrimination and exclusion that they experience.
