Sentence examples for unfavourable to using from inspiring English sources

All data, results of analyses and conclusions by the study team, either favourable or unfavourable to using PoC H-FABP testing will be disclosed by offering our work for publication in (a) medical journal(s).

In the same manner, a large size of the household seems to be unfavourable to the use of modern medical institutions by the pregnant women.

For example, "consumer": "In almost all its early English uses, consume had an unfavourable sense; it meant to destroy, to use up, to waste … It was from C18 that consumer began to emerge in a neutral sense in descriptions of [the] economy … In C20 … the predominance of the capitalist model ensured its widespread and often overwhelming extension to such fields as politics, education and health".

Scales with two, three or four response categories were rated as relatively quick to use, but were unfavourable in terms of the extent to which they allowed the respondents to express their feelings adequately.

Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna says it will not allow the government to use the SAARC summit to sign any unfavourable deals to Sri Lanka.

Plants are known to use more than one mechanism to resist unfavourable environmental conditions.

Here we studied whether nestlings and fledglings are differentially susceptible to unfavourable nutritional conditions using zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata) as model species.

Tardigrades are small, multicellular invertebrates which are able to survive times of unfavourable environmental conditions using their well-known capability to undergo cryptobiosis at any stage of their life cycle.

The ratio increased slightly when we used assumptions that were more unfavourable to the Find and Treat service, but not enough to change the overall conclusion (table 4).

Using an in silico screen, we identified single base-pair substitutions predicted to disrupt binding by the wild-type enzyme, and then optimized the identities and conformations of clusters of amino acids around each of these unfavourable substitutions using Monte Carlo sampling10.

A subsequent extended phase II study confirmed the promising single-centre results in 54 patients with unfavourable risk using the Royal Marsden classification system (Christian et al (2003)).