Sentence examples for unfavourable for from inspiring English sources

When conditions are unfavourable for growth and multiplication, bacteria remain dormant on or inside plant tissue.

Early fall seeding of winter wheat may be unfavourable for seedling infection by wheat-bunt teliospores.

When the position of equilibrium is unfavourable, for example, the accumulation of products may cause a reversal of the reaction.

When the crop is harvested or the plants become unfavourable for feeding, the leafhoppers return to desert plants.

Control of viral diseases of potato, for example, can be accomplished by growing the seed crop in northern regions where low temperatures are unfavourable for the aphid carriers.

As desert plants become unfavourable for feeding, the leafhoppers migrate to available cultivated plants where from one to four summer generations are produced.

The low pH of fruits is generally unfavourable for the growth of bacteria, but yeasts and molds can grow and cause spoilage in fruits.

Selection of outdoor growing areas where weather is unfavourable for disease is a method of controlling disease by regulating the environment.

And with tax issues being generally unfavourable for investments imported into another country, It is important to avoid having to transfer too much money from the UK, says Ms Gee.

But in many cases, this global "random soup" is unfavourable for a specific simulation.

It was found that the cell morphology was filamentous, which was unfavourable for ARA production.