Sentence examples for contributed to the favourable from inspiring English sources
In as much reversing anaemia in these patients has contributed to the favourable study outcome can not be determined.
Absence of alternative medications in the treatment of SpA may have contributed to the favourable retention rate compared with RA.
It might be speculated whether the younger median age of our patients might have contributed to the favourable outcome.
Patient selection, the high number of patients with second line treatment (90%) and the concept of an intensive induction treatment may have contributed to the favourable outcome.
This also may contribute to the favourable tolerability profile observed with this mode of administration (Konrad et al, 1990; Leahy et al, 1992; Yang and Rosenberg, 1997).
The authors also acknowledge the fact that aetiology of OA is multifactorial [ 28] and many other factors such as the protective effects of engaging in regular aerobic exercise may be contributing to the favourable WOMAC disability scores [ 29].
Moreover, B2M mutations may contribute to the favourable outcome of MSI-H colon cancer patients and should therefore be evaluated as a potential prognostic marker in future clinical trials.
Statins enhance nitric oxide (NO) bioavailability and exert potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects beyond cholesterol reduction [ 93]; these properties may contribute to the favourable impact of statins on EPCs [ 90].
23 We therefore speculated that a dominant CD8 T cell response associated with HLA-A*03 might drive escape mutations that reduce viral fitness and contribute to the favourable outcomes by either delaying the fixation of substitutions or promoting a weakened virus.
All these measures contributed to the generally favourable acceptance of the new dynasty, notwithstanding the forcible expropriation of land and the introduction of Manchurian customs, such as the pigtail.
