Sentence examples for unfavourable start from inspiring English sources

Maybe ELBW children are more vulnerable in growing up, due to their relatively unfavourable start.

Most likely, a too high soil moisture at test start was unfavourable for the respective plant species.

However if two or three of the conditions are unfavourable then both methods start to break down.

At the end of the period the UK will automatically exit the EU, when some fear the country could face a cliff edge under which it would suddenly have to start dealing on unfavourable WTO terms.

Even when things look unfavourable and your group members start to feel down, try to stay positive that you can do it as a group.

These facts, as well as an ORF1 start codon in an unfavourable translation initiation context and poor codon usage for ORF2, led to the hypothesis that pgc functions as a transcription-repressing non-coding RNA [1]; [3].

GPs' "hits" for inappropriate prescriptions in the elderly, or an unfavourable antibiotic prescription profile, was the starting point for group discussions at the second meeting.

In Germany and elsewhere the model looks increasingly unsustainable, not least because its narrow fiscal base will be exposed to unfavourable demographics when the post-war baby-boomers start leaving the labour force in droves.Nor does America offer an ideal solution.

First and most importantly, we had to consider the obvious "lack of co-operation" by the subjects performing interesting movements: foetuses do not act on "start" and "end" commands and an unfavourable foetal position may prevent visualization of the start and end point.

Our first impressions were unfavourable.

Stratified analyses were also performed, separating patients who started cART during PHI and had unfavourable baseline characteristics (CD4 < 500 cells/mm and HIV load ≥ 5 log) from their counterparts with favourable characteristics (CD4 ≥ 500 cells/mm and HIV load <5 log).