Sentence examples for failure favoured from inspiring English sources

The median time to treatment failure favoured the GM treated patients, 107 days compared to 89 days in the GP treated patients (P=0.70).

A pilot study of small doses of insulin versus sulphonylurea (SU) to ten ICA-positive patients with slowly progressive β-cell failure favoured insulin for the preservation of C-peptide (19).

At increasing the thickness of the oxide layer, its brittle failure is favoured.

It was revealed that the collapse of the foam core under the impact region favoured the failure of the upper face-sheet.

Age ≥70 years, prostate size ≥50 g, severe lower urinary tract symptoms, drained volume at catheterization ≥1000 mL and spontaneous AUR favoured TWOC failure.

Different theories have favoured alternatively the failure of a common final pathway – mainly regulating the cholinergic projection to the cerebral cortex – or a more diffused or multifocal impairment of different areas in the CNS which contribute to maintaining the normal level of vigilance and attention.

Thus, the inclusion of steel fibers to an ordinary reinforced concrete beam suppresses shear failure in favour of more ductile behaviour (Mansur et al. 1986; Narayanan and Darwish 1987; Ramakrishna and Sundararajan 2005).

However, there was a significant difference in time to treatment failure in favour of tamoxifen (P = 0.026), with the median being 5.9 months for fulvestrant and 7.8 months for tamoxifen.

I took the route favoured by all worldly failures and became a spiritual success.

But the study finds that "there are no significant differences in subsequent performance between those styles favoured by investors and those less favoured".What explains this selection failure?

Instead, Kanebo will take a route more usually favoured by Japan's corporate failures and ask for a government bail-out.