Sentence examples for unfavourable because from inspiring English sources
For example, most participants found 5% interval isopleths (Figure 1B,C) unfavourable because they appeared to depict "unwarranted" precision or certainty.
The risk-benefit ratio and costs associated with this prudent approach is likely unfavourable, because it involves numerous unnecessary hospitalisations, increased costs, and side effects of treatments, including selection of resistant organisms [41].
The outcome is particularly unfavourable because of recurrence and/or metastases.
The outcome of one patient was unfavourable because abscess formed after evacuation of hematoma in the right basal ganglia region.
Further decrease in HGT generally would unfavourable because a genome reduction ratchet would be set in action.
We believe the latter strategy to be unfavourable, because conventional statistical parameters such as ICCs cannot be calculated.
Therefore, it is possible that in the unfavourable environment, because of the reduction in replication, this element is required to attempt the rescue of stalled ribosomes to avoid a loss in protein synthesis, allowing the bacterium to continue to replicate in the environment, albeit at a slower pace.
In general, there is a reluctance to induce labour in women with an unfavourable cervix because of the fear of increasing caesarean delivery rate [ 3, 7, 8] In view of the observed beneficial effect of labour induction observed in the HYPITAT trial, the question is whether cervical ripeness should play a role in the decision to induce labour in these women.
The agreement was also unfavourable for Croatia because it was left to defend against the JNA and Serb forces.
An opinion poll on August 30th by the Lowy Institute, a Sydney think-tank, found 69% of Australians had an unfavourable view of America because of Mr Bush, and 63% because of America's foreign policies.
Scorch, symptom of plant disease in which tissue is "burned" because of unfavourable conditions or infection by bacteria or fungi.
