Sentence examples for a slightly unfavourable from inspiring English sources

A slightly unfavourable effect of exercise on social functioning and on role functioning was observed in this patient group.

As a result of a slightly unfavourable effect of CT scanning on HRQoL, we did not find any clinically relevant changes between the assessment points (T0 to T1 to T2 to T3).

Analysis of the ITC data revealed a slightly unfavourable entropic contribution (Δ S=−14.4 cal/mol per K), possibly indicating that the Dat structure was slightly stabilized upon binding to AcCoA and that very few solvent molecules were freed from the binding pocket (solvent entropy).

Also, in a Kaplan-Meier survival analysis there was a non significant prognostic value for IMP3 expression (negative vs. positive) (p = 0.343), although IMP3 positive cases showed a slightly more unfavourable course.

For this reason, a new code variant might be slightly favourable when it arises in one individual, even though it would be slightly unfavourable if it arose in an individual where all the codon frequencies were exactly equal to their expected averages.

Of those who responded to the poll, 47% said they now have a very unfavourable view of Akin, while 16% said they had a somewhat unfavourable view of him.

In particular, we discovered that low sVEGFR-1 was related to an unfavourable prognosis, which was a slightly different result from that we had in a previous study with a relatively low-sensitivity sVEGFR-1 ELISA system, where we found a prognostic value of high sVEGFR-1 concentrations for favourable prognosis (Toi et al, 2002).

Although both models tended to over-predict the risks of long-term unfavourable outcome, the IMPACT model had a slightly better calibration than the CRASH model (intercept of the calibration curve = −4.1 vs. -5.7, respectively), especially when the predicted risks of unfavourable outcome were < 80%%.

Our main findings included a relatively unfavourable survival of patients using only SABS (i.e. in the lowest pharmacotherapy level group), who experienced a slightly worse survival than the highest pharmacotherapy level group.

A slightly younger reader.

A slightly dysfunctional bubble.