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The reflection loss of nitrogen doped graphene can achieve −11.3 dB absorption maximum at 12.7 GHz and an absorption bandwidth of 12.2 14.3 GHz (reflection loss < −10 dB) at a thickness of 3 mm, which proves to be favourable with respective to the density as compared to existing graphene-based absorbers.

In contrast, if the bacterial theory is correct, the outcome should be favourable with antibiotic treatment [ 23].

Furthermore, the recessive nature may be favourable with respect to therapeutics; a number of autosomal recessive diseases have already been successfully treated using replacement therapy.

Thus, maintained spontaneous breathing may be favourable with respect to the perfusion and function of the kidney in patients requiring ventilatory support because of severe pulmonary dysfunction.

An analysis of the TCGA data also revealed no overlap between IDH1 R132H mutations and PDGFRA/ KIT amplification, suggesting that high-level PDGFRA/ KIT amplification would not be favourable with an existent IDH1 R132H mutation.

Also, evidence suggest that younger women tend to have breast cancers that progress faster and lower mammography STS, mostly due to higher breast density, than older women [ 6- 9], which may be favourable with regards to overdiagnosis.

The initial reaction to the OMT was favourable, with shares rallying across Europe and on Wall Street.

Its demography is favourable, with a high birth rate and limitless space into which to expand.

Overall, attitudes to these products were favourable, with perceived convenience and enjoyment receiving higher scores than value for money and health considerations.

The kinetics of the positive electrode reaction at a graphite electrode are favourable with a heterogeneous rate constant, k0, of 9.5 × 10−4 cm s−1.

The investment environment we have been operating in for the last five years has been favourable with strong returns and low volatility, due to abundant liquidity, recovering corporate earnings and favourable starting valuations.