Sentence examples similar to favored duration from inspiring English sources

We noted that the physicians default tendency was to recommend extended endocrine therapy, consistent with ASCO guidelines and randomized clinical trial results, and patients also favored longer duration of therapy (presumably preferring to err on the cautionary side with potential to reduce the risk of cancer recurrence).

Finally, the duration of NMBA use is variable but favors shorter duration of use.

The purpose of medical interventions today is to favor the duration of life and to assure its quality.

Increased land use duration favored a shift in species dominance from Pennisetum clandestinum to Cynodon plectostachyus, which was associated with a reduction in dry matter yield and increased plant nitrogen content.

Both the teachers and the supervisors favored a longer duration training program for the teachers.

On the other hand, the high IE% values found indicate a strong adsorption favored by the long duration of the weight loss experiment.

We chose this as a potential correlate of caller age because selection does not seem to have favored either long note durations or enough notes to emphasize a rapid delivery rate in the lar gibbon call climax.

Although we were unable to discern significant differences in the duration of transfusion independence to lenalidomide according to genotype in del 5q) MDS patients, there was a trend favoring longer response duration in patients with a C allele that appears allele dosage dependent.

Instead of passive "we want your feedback" electronic suggestion boxes, crowdsourcing experts now favor "campaigns" — limited duration contests that invite the crowd to submit ideas on a particular problem or question.

Although we did not observe a clinical correlation between connectivity measures and disease duration (favoring the present findings as the consequences of FM), additional confirmatory longitudinal studies are warranted.

Predation risk is well known for its influence on sexual selection greater predation risk tends to favor shorter copulation duration with reduced courtship and increased sexual conflict (Magnhagen 1991; Magurran and Seghers 1994; Rowe et al. 1994; Heinen et al. 2013).