Sentence examples for be of favourable from inspiring English sources

Gapstur and colleagues [ 27] grouped tumours said to be of favourable histology together (22% were tubular), and reported an association with menopausal hormone therapy.

Bcl6 is a zinc finger protein known to act as a sequence specific transcriptional repressor; it plays an important role in the maturation of B-cells and high Bcl6 expression is considered to be of favourable prognostic value [ 38, 39].

Using a combination of these factors, patients were stratified as being of favourable, intermediate or poor risk, with mean survival times of 20, 10 and 4 months, respectively.

A set of 31 primary NB tumours of different stages was used in this study, 16 tumours were of favourable (F) biology and 15 tumours of unfavourable (UF) biology, see Table 1.

The only reason there was a healthy number of manatees on the day the survey was conducted was because of "favourable weather" (they like warm water).

Reviews were of a favourable nature on par with its predecessor.

In our experience, a high baseline blood flow or blood volume is predictive of favourable outcome when PFS or OS are end points.

Length of treatment, being male and single, and a team focus on out-of-office contact were predictors of favourable outcomes of crises in the adjusted model.

There were plenty of favourable comments but nothing tangible.

Low tumor stage and complete resection were predictive of favourable prognosis (log rank, P = 0.02 and P = 0.0009, respectively).

Two kallikreins, KLK9 (Yousef et al, 2001) and KLK14 (Yousef et al, 2003a), are markers of favourable prognosis.