Sentence examples for which are unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Those clinical characteristics which are favourable, and those which are unfavourable, for the technique of orthokeratology are listed.

In order to remove the faceted TiC, which are unfavourable for strengthening the material, two different processing routes have been successfully tested: (i) solidification with an increased rate to reduce the composition variation of the liquid during solidification, and (ii) unidirectional solidification to separate the light TiC precipitates from the melt.

These nts are likely to be incorporated in hairpin structures which are unfavourable for siRNA silencing [ 14, 28].

It was found that the cell morphology was filamentous, which was unfavourable for ARA production.

They have an inherent weakness in their small torsional stiffness, which is unfavourable for columns.

We must be realistic about the existing socio-political set-up which is unfavourable for implementation of the policy framework and plan of action.

However, pile P 0 could not attain proper thermophilic phase (>45 °C) because of the presence of excess moisture which was unfavourable for the growth of microbes.

"Again I had the very strong impression that the local authority witnesses were intent on playing up any factors which were unfavourable to the grandparents and playing down any factors which might be favourable".

Production was hampered by weak snowfall which was unfavourable to the skiing action scenes.

In contrast to UCST systems, an LCST system is mostly preferred for drug delivery technologies due to the need for high temperatures for UCST systems, which is unfavourable for heat-labile drugs and biomolecules.

In fact it has been demonstrated through in vitro and in vivo experiments that oligosaccharides were utilized by bifidobacteria classified as beneficial intestinal bacteria, but they were not utilized by Escherichia coli or the Clostridium species which were unfavourable for their producing putrefactive substances (protein degrading) in the digestive tract.