Sentence examples for equally favourable from inspiring English sources

From all the research human urine was found to have compared equally favourable with the chemical fertilizers when both amendments were utilized at equal doses (Mnkeni et al. 2008).

The equally favourable results obtained in men and women also suggest that this is not an important factor with the cemented SP II stem.

Clinical outcome after a negative stress echocardiography test or myocardial perfusion scan is not equally favourable in diabetic patients, and does not have the same freedom-of-events warranty duration, compared to patients without diabetes [ 37– 37].

Fortunately, the treatment of many types of cancer has become more effective in the last 20 years and we can at least see whether or not the trends in mortality have been equally favourable in the countries whose medical care we want to compare.

Britain, at least those parts without too much cloud, witnessed the whole of the 2004 event but we need to wait until 2247 for an equally-favourable one.

Underlying the aspiration to build a constructive relationship with Washington is Moscow's resentment over the post-cold war order which it views as favourable to American interests; Russia's political elite longs to be treated equally as a "great power".

Equally troubling, they receive favourable attention from local governments, to the disadvantage of China's most dynamic sector, its truly private companies.Taken collectively, these iterations of state engagement reflect how China's government has not only held on to economic control but found subtle ways to extend it.

Conditions were not so favourable as they thought.

What is more, the disadvantaged know they are disadvantaged being equally aware of the less than favourable perceptions of others (Kelly 2015).

Treatment of ID with FCM in patients with CHF is equally efficacious and shows a similar favourable safety profile irrespective of anaemia.

For the other prognostic factors being time-dependent and reflecting the stage and development of the disease, such as lymph node status and tumour size, the risk estimates for the favourable and non-favourable outcomes were equally increased among current users of HRT and past/never users.