Sentence examples for which favourably from inspiring English sources
Result also shows that shale layers are characterised by decreasing and discontinuous amplitude reflections in the anisotropic synthetic gather, which favourably matches the real data than the discontinuous weak reflections in the isotropic model.
The results of these simulations, which favourably compare with upper bound yield design calculations, clearly indicate that the seismic resistance of the embankment can be considerably increased from symmetrically inclining the piles, even without taking the potential benefits of their flexural resistance into account.
These are learning experiences which favourably influence understanding, attitudes, and behaviour relating to individual as well as community health.
Thus, the limited intake of (red) meat is another characteristic of the Mediterranean diet, which favourably influences pancreatic cancer risk.
This new protocol is a convenient, economical, and rapid procedure for preparing different forms of AS, which favourably compares to methods currently being used.
The development of silicone contact lens systems for the expansion and delivery of LEC will therefore require investigations into structural modifications (i.e. alterations to modulus and Dk) of this hydrogel which favourably complement corneal homeostasis and physiology.
Systemic diseases are usually associated with diverse disorders which may favourably affect the development of gingivitis or increase its severity accompanied by diverse disorders which may favourably affect the presence or/development of gingivitis.
"Which compares favourably to other sports, when you can probably pick the winner amongst four.
The Tories got 38% of the projected national vote, which compared favourably to Labour's 29%.
But the vast majority of these outlets also sell many local ales which compare favourably on price with the supermarkets.
Most charcoal grills are £10 or £11, which compares favourably with a Haringey stalwart such as Gökyüzü.
