Moreover, total employment at election time would still be about 4.5m jobs short of the pre-recession peak.But Mr Obama can always draw a favourable comparison with his predecessor.
It was obviously a distant dream, but I knew then that's what I wanted to do.' Henman, embarking on his eighth attempt at the men's title this week, does not always receive a favourable press, particularly when he submits himself to interviews by general feature writers.
Adolescent knee pain does not always have a favourable long-term prognosis.
Synergism corresponding to CI<1 always yielded a favourable DRI (>1) for both drugs (Tables 1 and 2).
CI < 1: more than additivity (synergy) CI = 1: additivity CI > 1: less than additivity (antagonism) As expected, synergism, corresponding to CI < 1, always yielded a favourable dose reduction index (DRI > 1) for both drugs.
He is not always shown in a favourable light... "There is a song of Teddy's about me being a rotten father, just like there are songs by Martha and Rufus Wainwright about Loudon Wainwright being a horrible dad.
By December, though, when India is sheduled to tour Australia, Mr Brennan hopes to mount the cameras on a trolley, so they could always shuffle to a favourable vantage point.A bigger problem is that a quick flourish of the bat sometimes appears blurred in the grainy black-and-white image (see picture).
It has been recognized that activation of Ag85B-specifc CD4+ T cells in TB patients is not always associated with a favourable prognosis [14], [15], and that frequencies of Ag85-specific IFN-γ-secreting CD4+ T cells correlate with bacterial load rather than with degree of protection in MTB-infected mice [16].
However, the two patients did not have any specific cause having an unfavourable outcome, suggesting that the normal finding of DWI is not always associated with a favourable outcome [ 17, 27, 28].
Notably, tubular carcinoma, a type of invasive breast ductal carcinoma with an abundant stroma, is almost always ER-positive and has a favourable prognosis (Rakha et al, 2010).
