Sentence examples for evidence of unfavourable from inspiring English sources

However, we found evidence of unfavourable trends in body mass index and diabetes that threaten to reverse these trends.

The present findings add new evidence of the unfavourable effect of exposure to passive smoking at home based on data from a large population-based study.

More of the women with implants had tumour cells in the surgical margins, but we observed no evidence of an unfavourable survival within our rather limited follow-up time.

Our findings provide potent evidence of the unfavourable role of meat intake in the development of endometrial cancer, even at a low average level of consumption, and thus strongly support public health messages suggesting that women should be encouraged to lower their meat intake.

We previously reported that magnetic resonance imaging evidence of cranial nerve invasion was an unfavourable prognostic factor in nasopharyngeal carcinoma.

Expression analysis of ERRFI1, PIK3CD, RBP7 and CASZ1 was performed comparing 17 tumours with favourable biology from patients with no evidence of disease and 18 tumours with unfavourable biology (dead of disease).

A panel of 66 primary NB tumours of different stages was used in the study, 35 tumours were used for expression analysis; 17 tumours with favourable biology from patients with no evidence of disease and 18 tumours with unfavourable biology from patients who have died from the disease and 46 for DNA sequencing (Table 1).

Time to progression was measured in all patients as the time (in months) from the start of study drug to the date of evidence of progressive disease or death (or last follow-up in absence of unfavourable event).

However, the correlation of unfavourable prognostic miRNAs with a number of cancer related pathways provides indirect (and independent) evidence of their association with the biology of the tumours.

By single unfavourable jumps and by groups of unfavourable jumps a path from fcc to bcc is created.

Spain also had a higher proportion of unfavourable people (49%) than the UK (48%) did.