Sentence examples for unfavourable progress from inspiring English sources

Viscosity is one of the important properties which along with thermal conductivity and coefficient of volumetric expansion, determines convection in molten corium in the case of unfavourable progress of a severe accident in nuclear reactors.

The first of these columns was raised in May last year, and, owing to the unfavourable weather, the works progressed for a time but slowly.

Then, patients with rapidly progressing disease are an unfavourable setting of patients more unlikely to take advantage from second-line chemotherapy.

There are several planned wind farm projects around Tasmania, including West Coast Wind's 33-turbine Granville Harbour proposal, but an unfavourable legislative and investment climate has seen progress stall in recent years.

Unfortunately, microvascular complications may progress despite metabolic control representing an unfavourable type of metabolic memory.

When growth conditions are unfavourable, a plasmodium becomes immobile, and the slime mold progresses to the next stage of its life cycle, marked by the growth of a fruiting body containing a sporangium, or spore case.

In recent years, there has been substantial progress in perioperative intensive care management in decreasing the risk for unfavourable outcomes in this group of patients [ 6, 7].

Because of its distance from central Honshu and its unfavourable natural conditions, Shimane's culture, notable in ancient times, and industry have progressed slowly.

To make significant progress towards the MDGs, much work needs to be carried out in an unfavourable global economic climate.

An unfavourable polling result, perhaps.

Unfavourable stories invite libel suits.