Sentence examples for favourable estimates from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, translated into more favourable estimates of cost-effectiveness.

These less favourable estimates confirm the discrepancy between rigorously planned protocol trials and real-life clinical practice.

For example, computer use for gaming has been correlated with poor academic outcome [ 16] however computer use for communication and educational activities has been associated with better academic outcomes [ 17] and more favourable estimates of psychosocial stress [ 18].

We expect our model to help us discover whether a snapshot, when docked to a given ligand, will lead to favourable estimated FEB values.

Fourth, all the mentors and mentees were self-selected and their interest in mentorship may have skewed the results towards a more favourable estimate of the personal gains and achievements from mentoring, and of higher and more unrealistic expectations.

Itraconazole had the most favourable estimated treatment effect on the prevention of proven IC at 180 days post-transplant relative to fluconazole, while posaconazole and voriconazole appeared to have a similar treatment effect to fluconazole (Table  2).

Preliminary experiments using pulsed fields on vermiculite sols show that, in favourable circumstances, estimates of particle size can be made by analysing signal response rates.

Both nintedanib and pirfenidone have favourable point estimates, however only the OR for nintedanib achieves significance.

The minimum gain of 0.001 mean life years was obtained for the least favourable parameter estimates (see Tables 4 and 5).

The NMA ORs for all-cause mortality compared with placebo showed that both nintedanib and pirfenidone had favourable point estimates, however, only pirfenidone was statistically significant (Additional file 1: Figure S3).

This was by far the highest and least favourable point estimate across countries for which data were analysed (Fig. 1).