Sentence examples for compared favourable from inspiring English sources
In maize, 100-seeds and grain yield obtained with the residual CJ at 2.5 t/ha compared favourable and significantly (p < 0.05) different from what was obtained with plants fertilized with NPK fertilizer.
Its implementation compares favourable with that identified in other international sedation surveys.
The toxicity profile of this regimen compares favourable to that of previously used cisplatin- and paclitaxel-based regimens.
In our SIPCS group, the mean device duration of 14 months compares favourable with this data, despite the relatively high failure rate of secondary device failure.
In summary, our rate of 17% device-related treatment interruptions with the use of interventionally implanted port catheters compares favourable with most previous publications.
Our findings compare favourable to other studies that added training components in the sense that the addition of a cognitive component did not lead to a lower effect on falls rate [ 119].
This compares favourable to other studies reported for surgery alone (1416 days) [ 41] or 2270 days after incomplete resection combined with adjuvant radiotherapy [ 42] and the 309 days reported in a study of intraoperative chemotherapy [ 47] or four-fraction palliative radiotherapy [ 48].
These and our results compare favourable with approaches of chemoradiation or chemotherapy alone in terms of local control and strengthen the value of locally controlled disease for overall survival as supported by a recent pooled analysis on behalf of the International Society of Intraoperative Radiation Therapy (ISIORT) in Europe [ 30].
SSI assesses the reduction in yield caused by stress as compared to favourable environment.
The geometry that the clip molecules adopt in solution and in a series of X-ray crystal structures is compared with favourable geometries predicted by molecular modelling calculations.
From all the research human urine was found to have compared equally favourable with the chemical fertilizers when both amendments were utilized at equal doses (Mnkeni et al. 2008).
