Sentence examples for more favourable design from inspiring English sources
The main goal here is to find a more favourable, design for Solar Energy Research Center (CIESOL) from environmental and energy management perspective.
Some reasons may be its unclear safety definition and the lack of guidelines on how to establish whether the observational method is more favourable than conventional design.
Bionate® II showed better tribological performance, which suggests it is more favourable for use in hemiarthroplasty design.
The simulation of the thermal response of the JET bulk tungsten divertor modules to real operational conditions demonstrates that the analyzed design provides more favourable conditions than before (≤600 °C) for the temperature-vulnerable materials of the stack attachment (esp. Inconel spring discs), thereby increasing the attachment lifetime.
Unlike previous construction methods, our approach employs only a few n/2-variable affine subfunctions in the design, resulting in a more favourable algebraic structure.
We hypothesized that the accelerated osseointegration observed with the porous-surfaced design was the result of this design providing a local mechanical environment that was more favourable for bone formation.
To design a new policy that was more favourable to freight, the Region sought to expand its expertise.
Further research will be needed to design semi-group systems with a more favourable balance between advantages and disadvantages.
First, Lathyris and colleagues previously suggested that the more favourable results of industry sponsored trials might be due to design issues, in particular the choice of comparators with dosing regimens that are either inactive or suboptimal.
Similar to other studies with TNFi agents, it is possible that the concomitant administration of DMARDs (mainly MTX), and the open-label design of our study may have resulted in more favourable outcomes.
Relying on technologies developed during World War II, such proposals were designed to alter weather systems in order to obtain more favourable climate conditions on a regional scale.
