Sentence examples for favourable explanation from inspiring English sources

This may be a more favourable explanation as the mutations are shared by only two elements, although these sequences could suggest a source gene active at very low levels.

These authors also note the lower levels of young Alu insertions in the chimpanzee relative to the human genome, and suggest a general increase in retrotranspositional activity in humans as the most favourable explanation.

For a hybridization event to be a favourable explanation when groups exchange positions between two trees, the age of the split disagreeing with the species tree should be younger than in the species tree [ 23].

Resulting from an increased cell proliferation at colonic crypts bordering the anastomotic line [ 4], an increased cellular activity near the anastomosis [ 23], and from a chronic inflammatory effect by suture [ 5- 9, 33], the hypothesis of a higher susceptibility of the anastomotic mucosa represents the most favourable explanation for these recurrences.

But it is still a more rewarding start point than any number of more favourable explanations.

One possible pathogenic explanation to a favourable effect of treatment with corticosteroids would be a stabilization of such plaques.

The results indicated that, to some extent, domains of positive communication (i.e. reassurance, a clear explanation and a favourable prognosis) were associated with preferable patient outcomes.

Our results point to a strong influence of c-FOS on cell adhesion and provide an explanation for the favourable prognostic impact of this protein in clinical OvCa.

The provision of reassurance appeared to contribute to patients feeling better; a clear explanation and a favourable prognosis appeared to alleviate patients' functional health status as well.

The observation protocol included the validated Active Listening Observation Scale (ALOS-global), as well as three domains of positive communication, i.e. providing reassurance, a clear explanation, and a favourable prognosis.

Except for the small number of patients, a possible explanation for the favourable survival-rate may be that our series is comprised of all patients with late relapses, both those recurring after initially advanced stages and those with stage I, and includes both initial seminoma and non-seminoma patients.