favorable

Preposition: for

• formation: This evolution scheme of Baikal outlets proves the large-amplitude changes of the lake level favorable for the formation of high lacustrine terraces.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• create: Progress means breaking through fields where chance holds sway by creating new conditions more favorable to our purposes.
• find: Did this to search for a more direct current, but found none so favorable as the one we are now in.
• make: Also, many problems with Chlorine containing solvents have been found ( specifically the ozone layer ) which makes this process somewhat less favorable.

Modifies a noun

• prognosis: CONCLUSIONS: The study confirms that PXA is an astrocytic tumor with a relatively favorable prognosis.
• ranking: By including meaningful content on your website, you should receive more favorable rankings in the major search engines.
• impression: To secure the position, you will need to create a favorable impression during the interview.
• condition: Climate change would create favorable conditions for growth in insect populations.
• outcome: They generally have a favorable cognitive outcome, compared with the general population.
• circumstance: Hence the probability of favorable circumstances for a given cylinder should be much less than 16 % .

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Social activities in regard to professional and family are highly favorable, and if you can combine the two, so much the better.
• generally: During this period the press was generally favorable to the Civil Rights Movement.
• very: He has been very favorable to us in years past.
• not: The weather on 10 September was not favorable for anomalous propagation.
• energetically: This is most energetically favorable where there is no pre-existing order in the water that requires destruction.
• quite: The evidence proves to be quite favorable for the Markov switching model.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The whole perspective of development would become incomparably more favorable.
• consider: Although the metastatic rate in this series was 27 % , the prognosis is considered much more favorable than that of other hepatic malignancies.
• look: If we won we might be tempted to place another bet, especially if the odds looked favorable.
• seem: The conditions at Nauheim seemed favorable, and they lingered there until well into September.