Sentence examples for use of a favourable from inspiring English sources

Making use of a favourable wind, the British squadron gave chase to the new arrivals, which fled.

The use of a nonlaser system is favourable, since the high purchase and maintenance costs of often complex laser systems are a major drawback to PDT achieving widespread clinical acceptance (Stringer, 1995).

And they gave us the word "euphemism" in the first place – "to use a favourable word in place of an inauspicious one".

The turning of a batch into a continuous process, and the use of a catalyst that is more favourable to fatty acids in the feed, are challenges of particular interest.

The unique combination of all of these mechanisms made possible the efficient use of the favourable conditions during the morning while still providing enough protection for the rest of the day.

Whereas for the 'fruit area' with intensive use of pesticides favourable results were obtained, in some other rural areas the levels of these biomarkers were not lower than in the rest of Flanders.

We note that our set-up (error-free reads, a lack of sequencing biases, a single sampling distributions for transcripts designated as annotated or unannotated) generally favours reconstruction approaches and that any weaknesses in these approaches are therefore despite the use of particularly favourable assumptions.

With fast bowling of a rare resourcefulness but which he replicates time and again, Broad swept away the top order and made the improbable certain.It was a splendid example of fast bowling, making use of favourable conditions, assisted by sharp fielding and an implacable approach and conviction.

The chemotherapy combination we used also showed a favourable profile of toxicity, which was mild and quite acceptable.

Merchant et al. [51] also recently reported favourable early results following use of a modular prosthesis for patellofemoral arthroplasty.

This strategy could be cost effective at £3 (€3.8, $4.9) a vaccine dose, given several favourable assumptions and the use of a quality of life adjustment factor.