Sentence examples for unfavourable as from inspiring English sources

This would be most unfavourable as regards our international participation.Q6.Q6

Excitation of the blue-emitting phosphor alone would be unfavourable, as the sharply focussed cathode rays are absorbed by the blue phosphor to a small extent only, and its decay time is too short; also, direct excitation of the yellow-emitting phosphor alone would yield poor efficiency because the traps are emptied too rapidly by the heat produced by the relatively high-energetic electron impact.

We conclude that in our study area the outcrops are simply unfavourable as a reservoir analogue.

Thus, perpendicular extension on deeper grooves is unfavourable as neurites need to bend over a larger angle.

Also, contextual interactions were not as unfavourable as for the other domains.

The behaviour of health workers was classified as favourable or unfavourable, as perceived by the respondents.

Conversely, autophagy is one mechanism that enables tumour cells to survive environmental stressors in unfavourable circumstances, as well as injuries caused by treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and targeted therapies (Hu et al, 2012b).

We derived an approximation of the rate of spread in such heterogeneous landscapes, suggesting the sensitivity of spread to the periodic length of the alternating favourable and unfavourable patches, as well as their spatial autocorrelation.

Young people who do have a job in the formal economy often have to accept unfavourable terms, as set out in a 2003 reform.

While these MoSi2 particles have a beneficial effect on the structural stability of the TBC, the high thermal conductivity of MoSi2 may have an unfavourable but as yet unquantified impact on the thermal conductivity of the TBCs.

Therefore, in line with our results in cardiac surgery patients, central venous hyperoxia in ED patients with suspected sepsis seems to be associated with unfavourable outcomes as well.