Sentence examples for favourable consequences from inspiring English sources

The government should consider that doing the right thing will have only favourable consequences for them.

According to inclusive democracy models, on the other hand, good democracy is a direct product of the participatory and deliberative methods by which policy-making processes are carried out, methods that in fact produce favourable consequences on good democratic government, regardless of the competitive logics of politics.

As suggested in the literature [ 19] and demonstrated with the significant direct correlation between Hb variability and number of epoetin dose adjustements, this fact could have favourable consequences on Hb stability.

In the total cohort, 1-year mortality was 50% and favourable functional outcome was observed in 43% of patients following CA. This high rate of favourable outcome may be the consequence of several circumstances.

As for older subjects, lifestyle intervention was also observed to result in a reduction of costs and more favourable health consequences, which is similar to the pharmacological interventions [ 55].

Based on the results obtained by this study, modulating potassium concentration in the dialysate during haemodyalisis sessions could have favourable haemodynamic consequences.

"Waiting does not prolong a favourable outcome.

This, clearly, is not a favourable outcome.

In accordance with consequentialism, an action is favourable if its consequences refuse to produce harmful consequences.

The increasing use and cost of CAM with favourable and unfavourable consequences have made it a major public health problem because it affects the lives of individuals and communities.

If the underlying behavioural beliefs related to these consequences are favourable, a favourable attitude results and an individual is likely to visit the dentist.