| 词汇 | example_english_unfavorable |
| 释义 | Examples of unfavorableThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The economic efficiency potential of using robots is defined by construction quantities, a high level of manual work, and hard and unfavorable working conditions. Condensation of molten material around the ablation site is unfavorable for producing fine and debris-free microstructures in materials processing. The plasma pressed by the magnetic field to the internal electrode is unstable because of an unfavorable curvature of the magnetic field lines. People can use their mutual knowledge of groupings in a system of precedent to predict a beneficial or unfavorable judicial response to contemplated behavior. Eventually, the diploid organism produces thick-walled resting sporangia that can survive unfavorable conditions such as dry weather or freezing. Such conditions were extremely unfavorable for the subsequent hoeing operations. Presumably, it is easier, under unfavorable conditions, to detect movement and respond to it rather than to per form a flow-field analysis. Estimation of cost per life-year figures revealed the cost-effectiveness of the interventions to be unfavorable. The ratio of risks and benefits for individual research participants might have been unfavorable - with high risks for the individual. The disease incidence was low since the microclimatic conditions within the greenhouse, such as aeration, were unfavorable for fungal growth. But the low-key strategy also reflected the unfavorable political atmosphere. However, the relative gain falls, as with higher volatility the ability of a water market to offset unfavorable realizations diminishes. This is the case, for example, if one is pushed into unfavorable working conditions for no reason other than discrimination. Thus, it is not the case that one learning method is favorable or unfavorable for students with high or low grades. Since habitual is thereby imbued with an unfavorable semantic prosody, it cannot, in normal circumstances, be used in a favorable environment. Farmers in the lower region do not produce tea or coffee due to unfavorable climate. This trial and error approach, where patients often do not display a full therapeutic response until several weeks after initiation, is unfavorable. The new rules31 introduced a more careful legislation on tax incentives (or rather lifted some previous unfavorable taxation on pension funds). In unfavorable cases the lines are so broadened that cross peaks and even signals in one-dimensional spectra escape detection. It has been proven that physical inactivity and/or unfavorable working conditions can facilitate the occurrence of back pain. Secondly, the actual unfavorable free energies of these under-represented or negatively selected sequences are modest. Results also suggest that even subclinical maternal depressive symptoms, if combined with additional vulnerabilities, may increase a child's risk for developing unfavorable patterns of attachment. However, unfavorable scaling of the grating damage threshold with wavelength severely constrains the final pulse energy. Two points concerning the unfavorable sequence elements detected in selection experiments are noteworthy. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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