Sentence examples for favourable cases for from inspiring English sources

Both were favourable cases for the application of American influence—Haiti because it was weak and next door, the Philippines because no country has a more sympathetic bond with the United States.

3 While surgical removal of lung metastases is widely accepted to be beneficial 'in selected patients', it was argued more than 30 years ago that the perception of benefit may arise from the selection of favourable cases for surgery rather than a real benefit attributable to surgery.

This is the most favourable case for the loads, because no constraints are imposed on their performance.

Although the high recombination rates (Table  2) make it an especially favourable case study for the application of these summary statistics, the results were not as compelling as they could have been.

In favourable cases, one drug may modulate plural disease-relevant targets, a property known as polypharmacology.

In favourable cases the reaction product is an ion that can be detected without further steps.

In favourable cases lateral resolution down to 1 μm is possible.

While its cross-cultural measurement properties are for the most part favourable, the case for measurement invariance with respect to its European origins weakens progressively with increasing cultural distance and disparity in levels of human development.

Meanwhile, we had observed favourable prognosis in COP1-positive cases for the first time.

Finally, 664 arrests were excluded from the analysis of the rate of favourable neurological outcome due to missing outcome data, leaving us with a final sample size of 618 154 cases with OHCA for the analysis of 1-month survival rate and 617 490 cases for the analysis of favourable neurological outcome (online supplementary appendix 2).

The trend was toward giant machines for mass production, giving a favourable price for cases in which 100,000 or more copies were needed.