Sentence examples for unfavourable double from inspiring English sources

By combining the two most significant SNP in these regions, favourable double homozygote animals are expected to have 1.3 piglets (P-value = 1.69E-08) more than unfavourable double homozygote animals.

Other adaptations that enable them to survive in deserts and other unfavourable environments include double rows of heavy protective eyelashes, haired ear openings, the ability to close their nostrils, and keen senses of sight and smell.

Unfavourable social indicators among indigenous peoples are double and triple the national averages, especially in regard to preventable early childhood diseases, malnutrition and premature deaths.

Higher education was associated with both more and less of the favourable feeding practices as well as more of the unfavourable feeding practices, including that of a double burden of suboptimal feeding.

This can provide these children with the additional care they need due to their double disadvantage: a chronic disease, on top of an unfavourable background.

This double load may further exacerbate intention to leave clinical practice if unfavourable training and adverse working conditions come together.

Interestingly, combining the data also improved the prediction of outcome: ER α/GPER double positive was the most favourable group, whereas ER α/GPER double negative was most unfavourable (P<0.001, Figure 3B).

The formation of double-stranded RNA within the target region can compete with any ribozyme binding that involves unfavourable intramolecular base pairings.

The ALLHAT trial was a large randomised double-blind trial in which the study doxazosin arm was terminated early due to an unfavourable risk of cardiovascular events compared to treatment with chlorthalidone.

In detail, a good-response IL28B genotype identifies HCV genotype 1 patients with an almost doubled chance to be cured by PEG-IFN-α/ribavirin therapy in contrast to those patients with an unfavourable IL28B genotype.

Unfavourable stories invite libel suits.