Sentence examples for combined unfavourable from inspiring English sources

To assess the cumulative effects, we performed a combined unfavourable genotype analysis.

The results of the p53 haplotype analysis and SCCHN show that individuals carrying combined unfavourable variants of p53 exon 4 and intron 6 are protected from SCCHN, and these results are in line with those reported for lung, breast and gastric cancer [ 12, 45, 46].

An unfavourable temperature combined with unfavourable moisture conditions may cause the dropping of the buds, flowers, and small fruits of the pepper, reducing the crop yield.

The selective force exerted by water scarcity combined with unfavourable harsh environmental conditions in arid lands enriches the rhizosphere of beneficial bacteria that exhibit antagonistic activity against phytopathogens and promote plant resistance to drought [ 16, 18].

In the most unfavourable (and highly unlikely) scenario, which combined all the unfavourable assumptions, the mobile screening unit and case management components had incremental ratios of £26 000/QALY gained and £6800/QALY gained, respectively.

The aim of the study carried out in Estonia was to determine the relationship between the development of impulsivity in youths and the presence of the 5HTTLPR polymorphism combined with the unfavourable impact of the home environment.

Abnormal mechanical axial stress owing to the combined effects of an unfavourable inheritance, age, inadequate metabolite transport and trauma impairs chondrocytes and can cause an nucleous pulposus to degenerate [11].

The unfavourable genotypes were combined and categorised according to the tertiles (low, medium, and high risk) of the number of unfavourable genotypes observed in the controls.

Risks associated with those genes became substantive when two unfavourable genotypes were combined, with evidence of biological interaction between them.

bBecause the subject number in group '4' was sparse (one control and three patients), the subjects with greater than three unfavourable genotypes were combined as the high-risk group.

For statistical purposes the two favourable options (probably or definitely allow consent) were combined to represent positive perceptions, while unfavourable options (definitely not or probably not allow consent) were combined to represent negative perceptions, for the purposes of analysis.