Sentence examples for is unfavourable at from inspiring English sources

The lack of these elements in the thermophilic fungi may indicate that transposition is unfavourable at higher temperatures.

The negative value of ΔG° decreased with increasing temperature from 313 to 343 K, suggesting the adsorption process is unfavourable and non-spontaneous at higher temperature (Table 8).

Twitter, as a rule, is unfavourable to politicians.

A very shady position is unfavourable.

Despite this warmth, Waugh's initial impressions of his tutor were unfavourable—"not at all the kind of don for whom I had been prepared by stories of Jowett".

The primary outcome will be unfavourable outcome at 18 24 months (yes/no).

However eagerly Tirpitz may have wanted the high-seas fleet to go into action in World War I, he was forced to realize that, given the vastly superior naval strength of the Allies, his policy of naval deterrence had failed and that the conditions for a decision at sea were unfavourable to Germany.

Most likely, a too high soil moisture at test start was unfavourable for the respective plant species.

The study clearly shows that anthills are important larval habitats when general microclimatic conditions in the grasslands are unfavourable due to a cool climate at higher elevation or dense vegetation.

By the same token, socioeconomic indicators at 30 years were unfavourable for those with higher proportion of African ancestry.

All these differences were unfavourable to the FH and can at least partly explain the lower foaling rates of the FH mares.