Sentence examples for favorably changed from inspiring English sources

Nor has the share of Americans who view Clinton favorably changed much.

After the U.S. Navy's hospital ship Mercy visited Bangladesh in 2006, a nationwide poll found that 87percentt of Bangladeshis said that the American humanitarian assistance favorably changed their opinion of the United States.

In the hours following exercise, the lipoprotein profile is unaltered in men, but is favorably changed in women.

These results suggest that although DKO mice exhibit larger lesions, their atheroma composition (Fig. 6L) is favorably changed to a more stable plaque phenotype.

Although the data tentatively suggest that participants' implicit attitudes toward spiders were somewhat favorably changed after treatment this change was small at best, and it remains to be seen whether this modest change reflects a replicable phenomenon.

Even where negotiations to end insurgencies don't yield a decisive agreement, they nonetheless can reduce violence, spur important defections, or favorably change the contours of a war by altering guerrilla alignments.

The results of this study support the hypothesis that the downstream river channel morphology and ecosystem shift considerably due to multiple dam releases and create a substantial amount of sediment deposition that favorably change the nutrient stoichiometry and allow for vegetative encroachment.

Elucidating the factors that enable RTT patients to favorably change the course of the disease is a relevant task.

Furthermore, it is unknown if programs of such nature can also favorably change eating and activity behaviors.

A recent study indicated that >5% weight loss by consumption of a hypocaloric diet (∼40% energy restriction) is required to favorably change circulating adipokines and metabolic parameters (9).

This suggested that yoga based health promotion programs are well received by children and can favorably change being overweight and the development of adult life-style related diseases.