Sentence examples for contributes favourably from inspiring English sources

The avoidance of treatment-related AEs contributes significantly to the cost-offset accomplished by using pemetrexed and contributes favourably to the health-related QoL of the patients undergoing active chemotherapy.

The reason for the loss in potency might be that the methyl group contributes favourably to binding, or alternatively this heterocycle does not achieve an optimised hydrogen bonding interaction with the protein due to an unfavourable HBA orientation.

But Wagner Marcenes, professor of oral epidemiology at Queen Mary, University of London, said: "The new contract will contribute favourably as dentists will be rewarded for prevention, patient satisfaction, quality of treatments and improvements if oral health".

The nonpolar solvation free energy values for the PB model, which was obtained via solvent accessible surface area (SASA) calculations, contributed favourably to the total binding free energy in four of the complexes.

Consequently, the data from MEM-MD-02 contributed favourably to the results of this meta-analysis.

Cultural differences between the two countries and the use of the short weekly telephone contact for both groups might have contributed favourably to the high retention rate in our study.

Moving forward, it is of great importance to make the progression of DE clear, to put forward the preclinical phase concept and to recognise the discrepancies found in many subjects, all of which may contribute favourably to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of DE.

The American Gemological Laboratories describe it as "exceptional", with "an unusual combination of size, provenance, absence of treatment and quality factors [that contribute] favourably to its rarity and desirability".

The TMACC interpretation identified the central carbonyl as favourably contributing towards the activity (Table 3).

Interestingly, the TMACC interpretation identified all inhibitor P1' lysyl nitrogen atoms as favourably contributing towards activity (Table 3).

Factors that favourably contribute to provider acceptability are: active participation or involvement implementation, adaptation and constant revision of the CPs; integration of the CPs in activities related to continuous medical education; and relevance to the local context, such that the CPs and the type of population that seen in the clinical setting coincide.