Sentence examples for unfavourable changes from inspiring English sources
Under unfavourable changes in weather, ensuring required energy supplies involves hasty start-ups of conventional steam power units whose operation should be characterized by higher and higher flexibility.
Since during the last few decades Hungarian farmers have applied more NPK fertilizers than the crops required, and at the same time there was a large increase in other potential pollution sources, harmful side-effects such as unfavourable changes in the quality of surface and subsurface water resources were detected.
Overgrazing of the vegetation reduces the production of forage; exposes the soil to sealing, baking, and erosion; reduces the infiltration of water into the soil; increases water runoff and flooding; and induces unfavourable changes in the botanical composition of the vegetation.
Contrary to expectations, magnesium infusion in human volunteers is associated with platelet activation and mostly small unfavourable changes in certain haemostatic factors.
Moreover, VEGFA positively influences dystrophic skeletal muscle repair, improving their vascularity and endogenous regeneration while lowering fibrosis; however, its uncontrolled expression causes unfavourable changes in muscle morphology[17, 18].
In conclusion, early catch-up growth following fetal growth restriction promotes restoration of fat stores and does not induce unfavourable changes either in body composition or in insulin sensitivity at one year of age.
By contrast, the pound still remains uncomfortably strong against the euro.Sterling's fall in the first half of the year was prompted by an unfavourable change in interest-rate differentials.
It is though well known that the heat transfer coefficient of a refrigerant mixture can be reduced due to either mass diffusion resistance of the volatile component or an unfavourable change in the mixture transport properties [13, 14].
Kinematics in a joint might also undergo unfavourable change due to joint laxity and neuromuscular deficiencies.
Decreased diastolic function was accompanied by an unfavourable change in metabolic profile as measured by increased serum LDL and total cholesterol and decreased insulin sensitivity.
Of those with a low metabolic score at baseline and who developed type 2 diabetes after 2001, 97% had changed unfavourably in one or more risk factors before developing type 2 diabetes, but only 36% had an unfavourable change in 3 or more factors, resulting in 35%95%5% CI 33 37%) being reclassified to a high metabolic score before the detection of type 2 diabetes.
