Growth prospects appear favourable, particularly because of the increasing diversity of food consumption, the switch to high income-elasticity goods and the increasing importance of marketing and processing.
Endometrial carcinoma (EC) is generally considered a malignancy with favourable prognosis, because of the fact that the majority of patients declare their disease early by postmenopausal bleeding and therefore can be diagnosed at the first stage.
There are strong indications that relative risk estimates are too favourable, because of a too high estimate of the background incidence.
From an applicative point of view, a diaphragm-free cell for Karl Fischer coulometry is favourable because of its ease-of-use.
To measure anti-oxidative potential, ABTS and DPPH assays are favourable because of their relative ease of use and their ability to yield reliable results [ 38].
Their prognosis is usually considered as being favourable because of their slow-growing pattern, even though this needs to be discussed according to several factors affecting patients' survival.
A digestion with collagenase is therefore favourable because it accelerates the outgrowth of the fibroblasts.
Many respondents stated that the presence of gradational shading (Figure 2A,C) was favourable because it represented the gradational nature of ashfall hazard more realistically: Clearest because it shows that the hazard is gradational, steadily decreasing away from the source.
The prognosis of EC is generally favourable because in 75%to90%0% of cases the disease is confined to the uterus at diagnosis, a condition that is highly curable by surgical removal of the uterus.
Boniface, nevertheless, appears to have had good reason to hope for a favourable termination of the conflict, because Philip's army was shortly afterward disastrously defeated by a league of Flemish townspeople and because the German king and prospective emperor, Albert I of Habsburg, was ready to give up his French alliance if the Pope would recognize the contested legitimacy of his rule.
