Sentence examples for favourable development in from inspiring English sources
34 A significant between-group difference in waist circumference as seen in this trial may indicate a favourable development in risk profile.
After favourable development in younger women until 2001, when new criteria for AMI were adopted and troponins became standard, women had higher absolute mortality than men in the last period and showed a dramatically higher risk of death than healthy women.
Against the background of the favourable development of palliative care in Austria we undertook this survey to identify the preferences of the GPs' and nurses' regarding the specific design of training seminars in palliative care.
We have outlined five networks (community, NGOs, service providers, the guardians and children themselves) that have facilitated adherence within the context of these two favourable developments, even in wider social contexts of great economic and political uncertainty.
Like the 2008 Wollongong council scandal in which donations were made in return for favourable development decisions.
In spite of this favourable development, however, there is still an excess total mortality and morbidity in Northern Norway.
The local buckling temperature is predicted for two different boundary conditions for a flange outstand, and it is shown that at high temperatures the local buckling of the beam is highly significant in accelerating the favourable development of catenary action.
Preimplantation hypothesis proposes that in some circumstances there are more favourable development or survival of X or Y bearing sperm or survival of male or female embryos.
(Not necessarily a favourable development).
The situation in Casablanca and on the Atlantic coast as a whole was soon decisively changed by favourable political developments in Algiers.
This borderline attitude between the real and the unreal was particularly favourable to the development, in all medieval Islamic literatures of the Middle East, of the lyric and panegyric forms of poetry wherein every line is a self-contained unit.
