Sentence examples for be considered favourable from inspiring English sources
Both models enable to predict the strength accurately, while the 3D-continuum model can be considered favourable for most applications due to the reduced computational effort.
However, in the case of unfavourable market conditions and of a State-induced implementation of QMS, the conditions cannot be considered favourable for the diffusion of certification, since farm and food businesses' decisions are determined by public intervention.
The results may be considered favourable, even without a control group.
Despite the severity of the underlying disease and the important co-morbidity [ 7], clinical outcome of this population within a 1 year follow-up can be considered favourable.
The ICER for FIT at age 55 74 vs once-only FSIG at age 60 was €2058 per QALY, which would be considered favourable.
One could think of p16 expression in the context of HPV infection as a proxy for multiple genotypes that would generally be considered favourable for cancer prognosis (p53 wild type (WT), Rb WT and p16 WT).
The osteoblast cell adhesion test demonstrated cell spreading which is considered favourable for cell proliferation and differentiation.
Low-energy beta-emitting radionuclides, such as 177Lu and 131I, are considered favourable to maximise the absorbed dose in tumours of this small size.
Dissolved oxygen values greater than 5 mg/L are considered favourable for growth and activity of most aquatic organisms, whilst those less than 3 mg/L are considered stressful to most aquatic organisms.
A residence time between 0.5 and 2 s at 60 l/min is considered favourable, as this yields a high fine particle dose (depending on the type of formulation used) and leaves sufficient inhaled volume for particle transport into the deep lung.
