Sentence examples for rather unfavorable from inspiring English sources

As in 1976, David Dickson offered a rather unfavorable review of a BA meeting in Lancaster in the BSSRS magazine, now titled Science for People.

Furthermore, poorly embedded firms need to accept rather unfavorable terms in negotiations since highly embedded partner may exploit their bargaining power in relationship agreements.

But due to the confusion the ads may cause — plus the fact that the format makes an overloaded inbox feel even more cluttered — the initial reception to the new ads has been rather unfavorable.

The survival of a pathogen within the host in rather unfavorable conditions depends on its ability to manipulate its structural proteins and the regulatory components such as the proteins of the bacterial signal-transduction pathway which ensure that the structural factors are spatially and temporally regulated.

Schizophrenia was found to be seen as an illness with a strong biological component and a rather unfavorable prognosis, demanding psychiatric treatment.

The authors highlight the " transatlantic divide" between American schools of thought, which are in favor of user fees, and European schools, which are rather unfavorable to user fees.

Contrary, ASJ neurons, which can release insulin and possibly other signals to prevent dauer-entry, may rather sense unfavorable cues like pheromones, and thus likely become inhibited [20].

Rather, it had unfavorable outcomes in general".

For example, in vitro substrates containing Arg or Lys are highly favorable, rather than being unfavorable as found in this study in vivo.

Hence, it is not the fact of being 'Black' in Brazil that increases the chances of dying from dengue, but rather living in unfavorable socioeconomic conditions, as presented by Blanton et al. in 2008 [ 109].

Potentially, the regenerative problem may not relate to any intrinsic cell deficiency, but rather relates to an unfavorable environment, that does not allow for collagen fibrillogenesis.