Sentence examples for favourable changes in from inspiring English sources

Consumption of certain types of chocolate has been linked to some favourable changes in blood pressure, insulin sensitivity and cholesterol level.

Regular physical activity promotes many health benefits including improved glucose disposal, reduced blood pressure and favourable changes in the blood lipid profile, all of which have beneficial effects on CVD risk [14, 46].

Several key risk factors for CHD and type 2 diabetes showed less favourable changes in men in manual occupations.

It may well have reflected more favourable changes in dietary saturated fat intake in non-manual groups.

While overall levels of total cholesterol have declined in Britain between 1980 and 2000, in the present study more favourable changes in total and non-HDL cholesterol (decrease) and HDL-cholesterol levels (increase) occurred in non-manual groups.

The levels of Sirt1 have been reported to increase in rodent and human tissues in response to CR and this increase can trigger favourable changes in metabolism and enhanced stress tolerance [53], [54].

The rival hypothesis of Holbrook Working maintains that hedging is done with the expectation of a profit from a favourable change in the spot-futures price relation, to simplify business decisions, and to cut costs, and not for the sake of reducing risk alone.

The New South Wales Rural Fire Service (RFS) has downgraded fire danger ratings around the state following a favourable change in conditions overnight.

"The agreements will probably be described in the future as a turning point in the Syrian conflict... and mark a favourable change in Russia-US relations," the paper says.

High practical support also contributed modestly to a favourable change in physical activity.

High practical support also contributed to a favourable change in physical activity.