Sentence examples for be a favourable approach from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, a combination e.g. of a GnRH antagonist and a MDM2 antagonist may be a favourable approach for the treatment of fibroids.

One mobile phone industry source told BBC News that the new tax was "not a favourable approach" and could be "detrimental" to the industry, especially as it raises fears of customers being taxed for other short term projects.

The novel technique of pulmonary valve implantation is thus a favourable approach because of minor interference in daily life.

The chosen plastic surgical approach seemed to be a favourable way of wound sealing to ensure an undisturbed healing by an ongoing good perfusion [ 14].

"A clinical review of this World Cup might not be a favourable one.

Move It (2.15) looks worth another chance from what could be a favourable low draw.

Our observations and those of others have presented pre-clinical evidence that combining MEK inhibitors and taxanes is a favourable combination approach moving forward into clinical trials.

In daily practice, however, the VH frequently seems to be a less favourable approach due to large uterine size, (early stage) malignancy and/or expected intraoperative difficulties regarding exposure [ 16– 16].

However, we think that the association of miRNAs and their mRNA targets is a more favourable approach to study cell differentiation and cancer progression when compared with GE expression or miRNA profile alone.

A semi structured one-to-one interview approach was a favourable way to yield the information which this study sought.

"Mine is a favourable one.