These factors include unfavourable climatic conditions; lack of space, light, or a suitable substrate; deficiencies of necessary chemical compounds or minerals; and the inhibiting effects of predators, parasites, disease organisms, or unfavourable genetic changes.
Socio-ecological theory (Emlen & Oring 1977) suggests that unfavourable distributions of fertile females in either time or space are the main constraints on male monopolisation potential.
This implant was left at the bone tendon interface and may have resulted in a space occupying effect in addition to an unfavourable biological milieu with increased inflammatory mediators.
This market rational, guided by public-private investments and city branding, could however result in (a) a collection of sanitized city spaces specifically designed for the upper classes with unfavourable activities pushed outward, and (b) a homogenization of different destinations, without sufficient attention for the space-specific characteristics.
Moreover, the available interdental space and angulation of the neighbouring teeth are often unfavourable for implant placement in oligodontia cases.
The major unfavourable mechanical effect of artificial noses is the increase in dead space, with consequent increase in the ventilation requirement.
It was found that the increase in sheeting thickness and transverse spacing improved the ductility of the stud in unfavourable position, but had no effect on the stud in the favourable position.
Results reveal a vast laminate design space with Extension-Shearing coupling that can be maximised without the unfavourable strength characteristics associated with off-axis alignment.
Very low initial growing space was presumably one of the main reasons for low survival, unfavourable growth and quality development of oaks in nest plantings.
Unfavourable conditions for artists, apart from the hitherto low art prices, include hard-to-obtain studio space and high rents.
