Sentence examples for most favourable increasing from inspiring English sources

For all three species, population trends were most favourable (increasing or declining less rapidly) in the more expensive ESA options aimed at enhancing habitat; the less expensive, habitat maintenance options, appear to have little benefit for Lapwing and Snipe, although Redshank has benefited.

Boys who were left behind in both early and later childhood periods had the most favourable weight increase trajectory.

The scope for playing games, and cherry-picking the most favourable ratings, will increase, and may even come to dominate banks' risk-management decisions.The shellgame played around CDOs should be enough to alert investors and regulators to a looming danger.

This can be considered one of the most favourable structural site to increase the enzyme activity by conformational changes without penalizing the correct interaction between Sirt-1 and its substrates.

The orientation was studied first resulting east/west the most favourable because the total solar radiation intercepted was maximum, increasing 5% with regard to horizontal placement, and the exposure resulted to be the most homogeneous over the year.

From the most favourable outcome to the worst Cho and Lact tend to increase by 8 or 9% of summed metabolites, whereas NAA drops by 6 to 8%.

The cost-effectiveness ratio was most favourable for patients less than 60 years old ($31,800/LYG) but increased to $80,600/LYG for patients 60 79 years old and $110,100/LYG for patients ≥80 years old.

High education was associated with the most favourable cognitive trajectory, and after adjusting for cognitive decline, with an increased mortality risk.

Start-up incentives and the policy cluster show the most favourable results, both in terms of reducing unemployment and also in terms of increasing employment.

Start-up incentives and the cluster of policies aimed for the most vulnerable (job rotation, supported employment and direct job creation measures) show the most favourable results, both in terms of reducing unemployment and also in terms of increasing employment.

The argument goes as follows: the fiscal cliff provided the most favourable possible circumstances for Democrats to push for a tax increase.