Sentence examples for unfavourable setting from inspiring English sources

The optimal orientation of the robot gripper enables the clearance fit between mating parts to be reduced by 8% and 19% with respect to its extreme unfavourable setting.

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

As mentioned before, this might set children of immigrants into an unfavourable position.

Young people who do have a job in the formal economy often have to accept unfavourable terms, as set out in a 2003 reform.

Plant cell biologists at the University of Oxford have discovered a gene that can be harnessed to give plants in a laboratory setting more resilience, making them thrive instead of whither when unfavourable conditions strike.

If the weather forecast for the next six days is unfavourable, much else is set fair.

Given the scarce and unfavourable data on the validity of this system, we believe that it should not be used at present, especially not in a medical intensive care unit setting where supra-ventricular arrhythmia is common.

According to this large and recent population-based survey set in Stockholm County, unfavourable socio-demographic and life style characteristics were associated with snus use.

In Rich, Gulmima and Kelaat M'Gouna, the climatic conditions are generally unfavourable for fruit setting because of spring frost damage during the flowering period, contrary to Tighnit, Armed and Skoura oases with mild winters.

A worst-case scenario, where all the parameters that were varied in the one-way sensitivity analyses were set at their most unfavourable values, was also simulated.

36 37 Studies have also found that early life adversities might set an individual on an unfavourable behavioural trajectory that extends across life into older age.