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On the contrary, amphioxus has proved a more favourable model to address these issues [ 23].

Furthermore, mixed cell culture experiments containing T-lymphocytes may be a more favourable model to study IFN-γ production as T-lymphocytes are a more important cellular source of IFN-γ than monocytes.

New devices, like the iPad, also create a new environment where businesses can establish more favourable models from the outset.

The convergence for Nbc1≥8 indicates that a larger number of bc1 dimers represents a more favourable "stable" model in terms of kinetic constants.

In order to facilitate the interpretation, we standardize the algebraic sign of the calculated Z-scores such that higher Z-scores relate to more favourable models.

The AUC was 0.78±0.034 in Model 3, and 0.82±0.031 in Model 4. In this case, also the addition of ECOG-PS data produced a more favourable AUC for Model 4 (z=3.41, P-value <0.05).

For the purpose of identifying patients with a more favourable survival, the proposed model seems reasonably accurate and well calibrated.

The model simulated a more favourable tumour size distribution in the study group than in the control group, in line with what was observed in the trial (Table 2).

When these two factors are considered in tandem it is possible that manipulation of the kynurenine pathway, towards the production of kynurenic acid through inhibition of KMO, could alter the ratio of quinolinic acid to kynurenic acid in this HAT model, producing a more favourable local environment and limiting the severity of the inflammatory neurotoxic reaction.

In these data the model also predicted a more favourable outcome than observed for low grade tumours and a less favourable outcome than observed for high grade and ER negative tumours.

We suggest that institutional and technological changes within the UK energy system could result in a more favourable selection environment for ESCos, consequently enabling the ESCo model to proliferate at the expense of the EUCo model.