Sentence examples for may be favourable for from inspiring English sources
The Nile's geology may be favourable for dam building, but the flow of money is not.
Some moons are of interest because they have conditions that may be favourable for life.
Inclusion of CHM-A and CHM-B in the diet may be favourable for ruminant production.
With its relatively low dependence on a specific part of the washout curve and thereby relatively insensitive to small artefacts, it may be favourable for oxygen washout.
Calculated bulk and flashtemperatures revealed that the UHMWPE melting temperature is not exceeded, although softening of the coating under high contact pressures may be favourable for a 'self-repairing' ability.
In addition, certain optically thin, hot, accretion flows, of temperature ≳109K, may be favourable for nuclear burning which could generate/absorb huge energy, much higher than that in a star.
In particular, for populations optimized at low mutation rates an increase of this parameter may be favourable, while for populations replicating under high mutation rates a decrease would be advantageous.
Increased vacuum appears to improve the delivery/uniformity of smoke particles into the module well, however vacuum rates greater than 10 15 ml/min/well may not be favourable for biological testing, as increased flow may cause cellular stress.
This suggests that pregnant, and even more so lactating mothers, who remain vegans or vegetarians during pregnancy and lactation, may suffer from an inadequate supply of Cr, which in turn may not be favourable for the development of the foetus and infant when nursing.
Moreover, conditions in degenerate discs, particularly if the nutritional pathway has been compromised [ 65], may not be favourable for survival of implanted cells.
Switching to an earmarked tax-funded system may have greater prospects for achieving universal coverage in Ghana, but, as pointed out by some, the current Ghanaian economic environment may not be favourable for its immediate implementation [ 7].
