Sentence examples for a more favourably from inspiring English sources

He figured, too, in a more favourably regarded flop, Strouse's Flowers for Algernon (1979), starring Michael Crawford, at the Queen's theatre.

He showed about 50 paintings, but these were not received any more favourably than before.

The authors of such studies perhaps hope that reviewers will regard a 'pilot' more favourably than a small clinical trial.

And if we can assume anything of the TOWIE brigade, it's that they would quite possibly view altruism a lot more favourably if it resulted in a huge pile of cash.

In particular, the odds of being in a group more favourably inclined towards trials are nearly tripled if a patient has previously participated in a trial, and are increased by 67% if the patient is male.

Stephen James Walker, a writer of reference works on Doctor Who and its spin-offs, notes that because of the reluctance of Hart's collaboration with Gray and his remorse for his actions the episode leaves the audience "a little more favourably disposed" towards the character.

Relationship effects occur when a student rates a professor (1) more favourably than the student typically rates professors (rater bias) and (2) more favourably than the professor is typically rated by other students (professor effects).

This illustrates therefore, the usefulness of parallel cloning and expression, as a protein may express more favourably with a different tag.

Male applicants with a disability were rated more favourably than female applicants with a disability on potency salary and activity in a supervisory job condition (office manager) while women were rated more favourably than men in a non-supervisory position (telephone salesperson) [ 78].

This may point out that the pain in cLBP patients with depression is attributable to somatic symptoms of depression rather than primary pain, because patients with a comorbidity of depression respond more favourably to an intensive intervention involving significant interpersonal contact and support as they did during psychological elements of MDPT.

His next computer game Evil Genius, which was based on a Bond-style villain in an island lair, was more favourably received by critics.