Sentence examples for more conducive the from inspiring English sources

Overall, the environment for Bitcoin seems more conducive the in U.S. where Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, recently said that despite risks, there are areas where virtual currencies hold long-term promise.

It's more polite as well 'cause the lighting is more conducive to the appearance of the bod and the grill area of both daytime AND nighttime babes.

The more appeal of media dissemination and the stronger affinity, the higher transmission efficiency, the more conducive to the change in attitudes [ 13].

Also in our hand and for FT_COMAR, few key contacts are more conducive to the real/close-to-the-real protein structure than many noisy contacts.

The 2-step process was found to be more conducive to the enhancement of the compressive strength than the 3-step process.

This makes the compound more conducive to the flow of electricity than the disordered organic compounds that have been tested in the past for possible photovoltaic applications.

At the same time, the upper levels of the atmosphere became far more conducive to the cyclone's intensification, and the storm's banding pattern tightened.

The adsorption component with high desorption activation energy was more conducive to the adsorption on the catalyst, which leads to the increase of desorption temperature [27].

Third, the precise quantifiable indicators and T2* relaxation time are more conducive for the quantitative evaluation of the physiological or pathological status of some tissues and organs.

The improved criterion is more conducive for the design of supercritical water reactors in the future.

In contrast, Chen and other researchers believe that the introduction of professional managers is more conducive to the business performance of companies under the control of family ownership (Chen et al. 2013).