Sentence examples for a favourable mean from inspiring English sources

In the primary surgery group in which patients did not receive neoadjuvant chemotherapy, we found that patients whose tumours had spontaneous regression (TRG 1, 2 or 3) had a favourable mean overall survival of 61.8 months compared with 36.5 months in TRG 4and 5 group (P=0.003; Figure 2).

On physical functioning the ToF + ICD group obtained a higher, more favourable mean score than the ICD group (p = 0.01).

In total, we evaluated 302 and 315 larvae from the stressful (mean 17°C) and favourable (mean 23°C) parental temperature regimes, respectively.

Rating scales with the most positive option on the left produced more favourable mean ratings with smaller variance than scales with positive anchors on the right [ 31].

The principal findings of these studies were: Rating scales with the most positive option on the left produced more favourable mean ratings with smaller variance than scales with positive anchors on the right [ 31 ].

Its poor stability, cost and the need for parenteral infusion, however, have led to the development of more stable analogues with more favourable means of administration and pharmacokinetic profiles; iloprost, trepostinil and beraprost are all used in the clinical management of PAH patients.

A favourable draw could mean a similar situation in the first round proper.

While a win is always welcome, this one may be more so than usual as it put Scotland into eighth place in the world rankings, leapfrogging the Pumas, which would mean a favourable draw for the 2019 World Cup if they could maintain it until May.

This might mean a favourable presentation in the sales catalogue, or steering favourite clients in the direction of the works in question.Christie's and Sotheby's mitigate the risk of a guarantee by farming out a portion of it to a third party, usually an art dealer or private collector interested in seeing the prices of a particular artist's work increase.

Such automated identification procedures, so-called "clinical trial alert" (CTA) systems, seem to have a favourable effect over more traditional means of participant identification in clinical settings [ 12, 15, 24, 25].

Levosimendan had a favourable effect on cardiac index (standardised mean difference 1.63, 95% CI 1.43 to 1.83, P for overall effect < 0.00001) although there was significant heterogeneity (P < 0.000001 I2 = 95%).