Sentence examples for unfavourable one from inspiring English sources
In every case, the position of an additional current feeder in the vicinity of the front edge of the pe is the most unfavourable one.
We show that there is a favourable orientation of the applied field that increases the peak target current, substrate ion current, and deposition rate and an unfavourable one that inhibits the operation of the magnetron gun.
Meanwhile, among voters, the idea that failing to strike any sort of deal with the EU would be preferable to signing an unfavourable one remains remarkably persistent, with over half of Leavers claiming, even despite the warnings, that they would prefer No Deal to any other option.
The relationship between nurse staffing and diabetes non-elective admissions was less clear but tended toward an unfavourable one (i.e. more nurses more admissions).
A poll conducted in January for BNFL, a state-owned operator, showed that more people had a favourable impression of the nuclear industry (28%) than an unfavourable one (26%) for the first time since 1999.
Enzymes can couple two or more reactions, so that a thermodynamically favorable reaction can be used to "drive" a thermodynamically unfavourable one so that the combined energy of the products is lower than the substrates.
Favourable assessments lead to more work and unfavourable ones to less.
Visiting Germany coincided with so many pleasant meetings as to endear me to German cities ever since, just as unfavourable ones coloured my view of France.
Unfavourable ones are eventually eliminated by natural selection; their carriers leave no descendants or leave fewer than those carrying alternative variants.
The coalition's scorecards, ranking candidates on issues from abortion to marriage and family were a regular feature of the broadcast, promoting hand-picked candidates and discrediting unfavourable ones.
Reading of the struggle for existence that Malthus predicted, Darwin wrote in his autobiography, "It at once struck me that under these circumstances favourable variations would tend to be preserved, and unfavourable ones to be destroyed...
