Sentence examples for unfavourable conversion from inspiring English sources
The potential energy stored by the proton gradient and electrical charge is then used to drive the energetically unfavourable conversion of ADP and inorganic phosphate (Pi) to ATP and water.
It also leads to an increase in the cytosolic redox state which makes the conversion of lactate to pyruvate unfavourable and thus limits the contribution of lactate to gluconeogenic flux [ 45].
All patients with diagnosed Zenker's diverticulum were in this period indicated to endoscopic surgery except three ones, one patient with huge diverticulum of 8 cm length extended deep in the upper mediastinum; the second one because of patient's preference; the third one as a conversion from endoscopic approach due to unfavourable anatomy.
Selective product removal from the reaction zone by means of adsorption is advantageous in case of unfavourable thermodynamic equilibria as can be encountered for enzymatic conversions.
For example the complete conversion of organic compounds to H2 and CO2 by fermentative metabolism is thermodynamically unfavourable.
Unfavourable stories invite libel suits.
An unfavourable polling result, perhaps.
Questions abounded, generally with unfavourable instinctive responses.
Public reaction to the reforms was unfavourable.
Iceland is facing some unfavourable comparisons.
