Sentence examples for more favorable environments from inspiring English sources

As Terry astutely perceived, in fact, these institutions perversely condemn to the bottom of their classes students who could succeed many of them in STEM fields in more favorable environments.

Using ecological principles from migratory animal populations, modeling studies have shown how migratory ability, by increasing the ability of a cancer clone to sample different environments with variable resources in the primary tumor, can provide a selective advantage within the primary tumor by allowing the cancer cell clone to experience more favorable environments (Chen et al. 2011).

The increase in the concentration of Cbl III) (0.005 0.1 mM), cement ratio (0.05 0.2), and suspension pH (11.5 13.5) accelerated the PCE degradation kinetics by providing more favorable environments for the production of reactive Ca species and reduction of Co species.

It is known that in general, abiotically generated stressors decrease in more favorable environments, such as increasing water cover.

Annual migrations, where individuals make long-distance migrations from breeding grounds to more favorable environments in pursuit of better food resources and growth possibilities or to avoid unfavorable environmental conditions or predation are well known (Northcote 1978; Dingle 1996).

We hypothesize that the increase in genetic variation in response to heat stress in seven of the nine populations is due to de-canalization following a history of selection for canalization in more favorable environments (Hoffmann and Merilä 1999).

A confluence of factors has created a more favorable environment for developers.

They almost succeeded -- and if tried again in today's more favorable environment, their strategy would most likely work.

But far more patients get heart stents than defibrillators, and the Cypher campaign is unfolding in a more favorable environment thanks to the availability of new safety data.

"We realized that it was in the best interest of the company to postpone the I.P.O. until there was a more favorable environment," Mr. Coen said.

For all the obstacles facing any Republican in today's California, Ms. Whitman and Ms. Fiorina could hardly have asked for a more favorable environment and two better foils as opponents.