"unfavourable experience" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime you want to describe a negative or unpleasant experience, such as a bad trip, a disappointing event, or a difficult situation. It is often used to express disappointment, dissatisfaction, or frustration. Here are some examples of how you can use "unfavourable experience" in a sentence: - I had an unfavourable experience at the new restaurant. The food was bland and the service was slow. - She had an unfavourable experience on her first day of school. She didn't know anyone and felt lost in the crowd. - Despite having an unfavourable experience with her previous boss, Sarah decided to give her new job a chance. - The company's reputation was damaged due to several customers sharing their unfavourable experiences on social media. - We apologize for any unfavourable experience you may have had with our product. We are always looking for ways to improve our services.
A negative attitude to repeat biopsy was associated with unfavourable experience after the first biopsy, particularly pain at biopsy; differences were evident between centres carrying out the biopsies.
A negative attitude to repeat biopsy was associated with unfavourable experience after the first biopsy, particularly pain at biopsy (odds ratio 8.2, P<0.001) and symptoms related to infection (7.9, P<0.001) and bleeding (4.2, P<0.001); differences were evident between centres (P<0.001).
38 In the present study, CpG4 may be a transcriptionally silent methylation site that mediated aberrant epigenetic regulation, as proposed by Lutz et al. 38 Low Apgar score, which is thought to be an unfavourable experience during the perinatal period, is positively associated with the CpG4 methylation ratio increase and negatively associated with that of CpG8.
In other cases, there are traditions that the human progenitor of a kin group had certain favourable or unfavourable experiences with an animal or natural object and then ordered that his descendants respect the whole species of that animal.
Because these studies have usually presented very high satisfaction scores, their relevance has been questioned on the grounds that they disguise unfavourable experiences and fail to pinpoint less effective areas of care where improvements could be made [ 11, 21].
The mechanisms underlying DNA methylation and demethylation probably develop due to unfavourable experiences during early life; however, recent studies that have investigated other transcripts of the GR gene have proposed a more complex child maltreatment-induced DNA methylation model than previously described for exon 1-F.
Unfavourable previous experience of involvement in research or concern about whether findings will have unwelcome repercussions for participants or their community will also lead to a lack of willingness to engage with research [ 23].
Although there is no cold season during which plants experience unfavourable temperatures that prohibit growth, there are many local variations in climate that result from topography, and these variations influence and restrict rainforest distribution within the tropics.
Fifty percent to 75% of patients experience unfavourable outcomes, such as death, treatment failure, or adverse drug reactions (Dheda 2010a; Dheda 2010b).
a) changes in an unfavourable direction The experience of parental stress was reduced from T1 to T2, and the stress continued to diminish from T2 to T3.
For example, a recent systematic review reports that 7 to 23 % of the patients undergoing THA experience unfavourable pain outcomes 3 months to 5 years after the procedure [ 8].
