Sentence examples for brought favourable from inspiring English sources

In 1695 A Poem to his Majesty (William III), with a dedication to Lord Keeper Somers, the influential Whig statesman, brought favourable notice not only from Somers but also Charles Montague (later earl of Halifax), who saw in Addison a writer whose services were of potential use to the crown.

The incorporation of Ni with Pd could bring favourable change of Pd electron structure to modify the reaction kinetics for ORR on PdNi alloy, thus resulting in a higher efficiency of the reduction process.

Louis XVIII chose many centrist cabinets, as he wanted to appease the populace, much to the dismay of his brother, the ultra-royalist Count of Artois. Louis always dreaded the day he would die, believing that his brother, and heir, Artois, would abandon the centrist government for an ultra-royalist autocracy, which would not bring favourable results.

However, it is less clear whether more timely cancer diagnosis brings favourable outcomes.

It is unclear whether more timely cancer diagnosis brings favourable outcomes, with much of the previous evidence, in some cancers, being equivocal.

However, sometimes avoidance of sexual reproduction is to prevent the break-up of the favourable gene combinations attained by earlier selection (Ortiz et al. 2013), as sexual reproduction cannot always bring favourable alleles together via recombination.

On the occasion that there emerges some form of complementarity between the tasks in the unified space, multitask optimization can bring about favourable leaps in the genetic lineage through automated gene transfer, thereby leading to notably accelerated convergence characteristics.

8 Thus, trust, apart from being of intrinsic value in healthcare, is also of instrumental value in bringing out favourable clinical outcomes.

Prolonging risk reduction effect of tamoxifen from 5 to 10 and 15 years without any risk increase of adverse events after the completion of prophylaxis brings more favourable results.

If the intervention is effective in increasing risk appraisal, response efficacy or self-efficacy, this study will provide important information about which behaviour change techniques can be used to bring about favourable changes in these behavioural determinants for precautionary sexual behaviour.

Plant breeders wish to optimise the use of natural genetic variation by bringing together favourable alleles (such as maximising yield or increased resistance to stress) in one genotype and this will continue to play a vital role in agriculture and has contributed to increased crop productivity.