Sentence examples for make more favourable from inspiring English sources

During such programmes the students should be taught to make more favourable causal attributions such as learning to ascribe failure to insufficient effort, in order to lead students to interpret their success as due to internal qualities.

Patients in the intervention group, who receive "the innovation", might make more favourable follow-up assessments out of loyalty to the programme's staff.

"With these debt facilities, Grab will make more cars available for rental, provide more favourable rental terms and services for driver partners, and increase the supply of vehicles on the road, making rides faster and more affordable for passengers," the company said in a statement.

He then made more territorial adjustments favourable to the Tokugawa forces and returned again to his home at Sumpu.

Femora and tibiae do not have these growth related problems thus making them more favourable elements in equation-based retro-calculation growth reconstructions [ 38].

The terms were made even more favourable in July this year.

For GlcNAc derivatives, sulfation in the 4th position increases the preference to the gt conformation, and sulfation in the 6th position makes gg more favourable.

In contrast, the W93A mutation had a small effect on binding to cruzipain but a much greater effect on interaction with cathepsin L. Residue R91 of L6 makes a hydrogen bond with cathepsin L N18, while in cruzain, residue 18 is an aspartate which can make an energetically more favourable ionic interaction.

Equally, an ineffective dodge and tiny regenerating health pool also make ranged combat more favourable but no less repetitive.

These changes make the environment more favourable for plant defence.

However, survival rates from IHD in Scotland make for a more favourable comparison; results from the MONICA study showed that 28-day case fatality in Scotland was the same as or lower than the average across all populations.