Sentence examples for favourable advantages from inspiring English sources

Second, the hippocampal slice culture model, besides its many favourable advantages, bears certain disadvantages that need to be mentioned.

In the univariate analysis, a marginally favourable survival advantage was observed for the Asian patients in comparison with non-Asian.

The notion of natural selection of cells carrying mutations that give a favourable survival advantage is now well established in cancer biology.

Nonetheless, when MDSC data were not examined in isolation, but together with other factors, a highly favourable survival advantage (P = 0.01) was observed in non-metastatic patients with a CD8+ T cell response to Her2 who also had low levels (lower than median) of MDSC-1 (Lin-CD14 + HLA-DR).

Further research will be needed to design semi-group systems with a more favourable balance between advantages and disadvantages.

Moreover, testing should lead to a favourable ratio of advantages to disadvantages, in which the voluntary character of consent, the information provision, the embedding in medical supervision and the appropriate use of existing resources are guaranteed (see below).

He suggested the incentives could include promises of cheaper gas, favourable loans or personal advantages for Yanukovych.

They argue Scotland should strive to retain the UK advantages of favourable regulation and flexible labour markets.

These advantages provide favourable environment for an effective SWAp, which is planned to be implemented some of these contexts.

Major artists are taking advantage of favourable conditions The Beatles never enjoyed.

The prime minister has been masterful at extracting advantage from favourable circumstances and from small shifts in public opinion.