Sentence examples for considered more favourable from inspiring English sources

Smart charge control is generally considered more favourable than flexible demand as it satisfies the needs of the drivers and avoids overloading of the grid.

In this scenario, ALND (light shading) would only be considered more favourable under extreme assumptions about the low probability of lymphoedema after ALND, or for patients with a very weak preference for avoiding lymphoedema.

In other words, deciding on not taking an action and missing out on a benefit would be considered more favourable than deciding to take an action and then be harmed as a result.

Ms Sedrine's removal as head of the commission would, she claimed, allow the current majority in parliament, which includes many businessmen, to elect someone it considers more "favourable".

Clinton's falling popularity has been so steady that last month she was considered more unfavourable than favourable – just like Trump.

In conclusion, these results indicate that formoterol and BDP together induce a favourable pharmacodynamic interaction which can be considered more than additive, at least in these experimental settings.

Sereme (2003) modeled groundwater occurrence and assigned the highest weight of 80 to alluvium and basalt which he considered having more favourable properties for ground water occurrence due to their primary porosities and permeability.

Considering the more favourable toxicity profile of vinflunine, this agent might be more promising than vinorelbine for chemoradiation studies in the clinic.

Considering the more favourable toxicity profile of VFL, this agent might be more promising than VRL for chemoradiation studies in the clinic.

Rival campaigns are under way to get a song considered to be more favourable to Lady Thatcher into this week's countdown as well.

Rival campaigns are under way to get a song considered to be more favourable to Baroness Thatcher into this week's countdown as well.