Sentence examples for more favourable one from inspiring English sources

The insights obtained into the structural behaviour led to a proposal for modification of the non-dimensional slenderness used in the global buckling verification, and to the recommendation of a shift from the currently applied European buckling curve to a more favourable one in the case of non-stiffened members with welded box sections subjected to pure compression.

Furthermore, it is shown that a shape can outperform an energetically more favourable one by achieving a higher probability.

Despite being held up behind the slower Ferrari until it pitted, Schumacher used a more favourable one-stop strategy to move ahead of Hill, who made two pit stops for fuel and tyres, on lap 41.

Accordingly, in EOS the overall pattern is clearly not more favourable for one of these two types of outcome.

Guns with low recoil are obviously more favourable than ones with heavy recoil.

Secondly, certain patients were classified as having either large or moderate improvement, depending on which DAS28 definition was used; this type of discrepancy occurred at a similar frequency with both definitions, and would not be expected to result in more favourable results with one definition vs the other.

We cast a more favourable eye on silver also known as the poor man's Gold.

These data suggest that active MMP-2 can enhance neurite outgrowth via remodelling of the ECM environment to one more favourable for regeneration, and by increasing the release of NGF.

The amelioration of radiation, thermal and water stresses by P. pusilla changes the abiotic conditions of its habitat to one more favourable for the establishment of other woody species, through the process of nucleated succession.

Some of the sensitivity analyses performed were more favourable to the drugs, with one even implying better outcomes than expected on the ScHARR model, although one (the "worst case" version of the analysis addressing possible bias because of missing year two data) gave less favourable results than the primary analysis, suggesting a bias in favour of treatment resulting from missing data.

But they are very favourable - much more favourable than the market ones," Mr de Guindos told a news conference.