Conversely, patients with favourable results can be re-assured about their medium- to long-term survival and monitored less intensely with confidence, perhaps six monthly as opposed to three to four monthly for those patients with, for example, elevated AFP and hCG β.
In regard to allegations of unfairness, the chief constable said: "Conversely, we have received very favourable feedback from across all communities regarding our measured approach".
Conversely, the health related behaviours analysed were less favourable for workers, mainly for those of low educational level.
Conversely, telbivudine and adefovir did not have a favourable ICER compared with the natural history of the disease, as their range was between €62,051 and €82,824 per QALY gained (Table 4).
Conversely, the larger the number of affected cohorts, the more favourable is the approach of a vaccination with catch-up, as the revenue in the first year will be very large.
Conversely, it is assumed that light to moderate alcohol consumption may have favourable cardiovascular effects, which in turn are associated with reduced dementia risk.
Conversely upon methylation of Lys, PABC is predicted to provide a more favourable interaction site for the eRF3-N PAM2 motif than when unmodified, whereas binding of the PAIP2 PAM2 does not appear to be significantly affected.
Conversely, several studies have suggested that a hyperchloraemic acidosis may carry a more favourable prognosis [ 27, 28, 31].
Recombination is therefore clearly conditioned by ecology, but conversely it is probable that recombination often drives ecological changes, for example by allowing favourable innovations to be exchanged by separate lineages adapting to a same lifestyle [ 3, 6].
Conversely, incorporation of the 2-year mortality data from the Sampalis study results in more favourable outcomes for palivizumab compared with the base-case, due to improved clinical outcomes and greater indirect cost savings.
