Sentence examples for detail favourable from inspiring English sources
In addition to viral factors, host genetics play a substantial role in the progression from acute to chronic hepatitis C. As described below more in detail, favourable genetic variations near the interleukin-28B (IL28B) gene increase the chance of spontaneous clearance from HCV infection by about twofold (Lange & Zeuzem, 2011).
A number of reports exist detailing its favourable use in HIT, in patients with renal failure [ 31] and on haemodialysis [ 32].
Hong Kong's Ming Pao Daily News said analysts believe the court statement issued after the trial listed many details that were favourable to Mr Wang - such as his contribution to the investigation of Gu Kailai's murder of British businessman Neil Heywood - which implied he might receive a lenient sentence.
A technical detail contributes to the favourable findings of higher response and less systemic toxicity.
The tax expenditure statement details every exemption and favourable treatment given within the tax system.
He declined to give details publicly of a favourable rate granted it in the Netherlands on a proportion of profits transferred there in the form of an intellectual property "royalty" on UK shops.
TfL has reported favourable customer feedback, but little detail has been made available.
The Sun also decided not to publish the details of another poll taken yesterday that was favourable to the Lib Dems.
The details vary, but most countries extend the same favourable tax treatment to money-purchase and group personal pensions as to final-salary pensions: contributions are exempt, investment returns are exempt, and only the actual pension is taxed.
The Europe speech has absorbed a huge amount of No 10's energy in recent months, but he has ended up in a position where, although some of the details are left unclear, the big themes are favourable for him.
You will find it hard, for instance, to read the section on GlaxoSmithKline, Jarvis and Philip Green (who loves his wife so much he gives her £1.2bn of his company's annual dividend of £1.299bn - the interesting detail here being that she lives in tax-favourable Monaco).
