Sentence examples for a favourable factor from inspiring English sources
The convenience of being able to take online tests anywhere was also a favourable factor for students (Baleni, 2015).
No link with the method of delivery as a favourable factor was found, although our data are not statistically significant.
Positive PgR status (HR = 0.76; p =.021) was a favourable factor as was positive ER status (HR = 0.76; p =.083), but did not reach statistical significance.
Although one would expect young age to be a favourable factor for survival, multivariate analysis adjusting for age continued to show a beneficial outcome of first generation non-Western immigrants.
PSA has been well documented to be down-regulated in both prostate and breast cancer tissues (Yu et al, 1995, 1996, 1998), suggesting that it may, too, act as a favourable factor.
Due to the low number of patients progressing to secondary fibrosis or secondary hematopoietic malignancy, we were not able to evaluate OS and EFS, and thus if TET2 mutations are a detrimental or a favourable factor in secondary clonal evolution in MPNs.
Moreover, the excitement at that time in carbon nanostructures, born out of the discovery of fullerenes [3] was a further favourable factor and so his publication drew significant attention.
These results indicate that ETV1 is a poor prognostic factor, and COP1 is a favourable prognostic factor for TNBCs.
Cox regression showed that the response was a favourable prognostic factor, independent of the type of treatment and number of risk factors present.
Most previous studies also recognized an adverse correlation of MAGE A family antigens either to the survival or indirectly to established prognostic factors [ 4, 40], with a unique report of MAGE-A4 to be a favourable prognostic factor [ 33].
Moreover, an MDC-increased gene expression in tumour tissue turned out to be a favourable prognostic factor (Nakajima et al, 2006) and its concentration levels strongly correlates with the frequency of FOXP3-positive cells (Mizukami et al, 2008).
