Sentence examples for longer favourable from inspiring English sources
Two boats have left this week, despite the fact that the weather is no longer favourable, and even Senegalese fishermen hesitate to go out to sea.
It is now no longer favourable to utilise the non-unique MCB due to runtime performance.
This is presumably the ratio at which the induced drag mediation is no longer favourable, relative to profile drag costs, even at relatively low speeds).
This also confirms why Ascaris is a preferred bio-indicator in the tropical conditions compared to bacteria because the former does not re-grow outside the host but the same population only stays longer under more favourable conditions.
Solutions to this problem include the use of longer 2As (with a favourable upstream context) or modifying the order of proteins comprising polyproteins.
An increase in voriconazole treatment duration by >1.2 days resulted in voriconazole no longer being the economically favourable option, from a per patient treated perspective.
Therefore, even if AMPK is dispensable for the glucose-lowering action of metformin, it could contribute to the therapeutic effects of the drug in the longer term by inducing favourable modifications of lipid metabolism that help to increase insulin sensitivity.
Health plans are obliged to accept every citizen for the basic package and are no longer allowed to select favourable risks or to differentiate the premium and conditions according to (proxies for) risk [ 10].
Elevated mean ocean temperatures may mean longer growth periods, a favourable condition that benefits those genotypes that can readily take advantage by enhancing their reproduction and growth rates (Dehnel 1955; Eggert et al. 2005).
Ecosystem change is occurring due to a longer growing season this is favourable for northward expansion of agriculture and in natural plant and animal distribution.
I'd always claimed that I disliked myself thoroughly, but it turned out that my list of "favourables" was longer than my "unfavourables".
