Sentence examples for favourable group from inspiring English sources

Britain begin their campaign on Sunday against Russia, who came through last month's qualifying tournament, and they will also face Spain, China, Australia and Brazil in Group B. "When the draw was originally made, I really liked our group and thought we had the more favourable group," Finch said.

Yet, though the wider world did not know it, there was optimism in Iceland, especially when they were given a slightly favourable group.

They are now under the management of Massimiliano Allegri, but their slump has continued, with back-to-back defeats on the road leaving them level on points with Swedish side Malmo from what looked a favourable group.

"There have been tough groups in the past, and we've been part of tough groups, but last year we got a more favourable group and there was an expectation that we would get into the quarter-finals.

Favourable group draw could let Kenya advance to Super Eight stage.

England's campaign starts in Switzerland on 8 September and Hodgson has been handed a very favourable group that also includes Slovenia, Estonia, Lithuania and San Marino.

The expression of miR-9 and miR-let7b correlated with the cytogenetic prognostic risk associated to the samples, being low in the favourable groups and high in intermediate and adverse leukaemias.

Although numbers are small, the comparison between the successive favourable groups deserves several comments.

The number of cycles of chemotherapy (ABVD regimen (adriamycin, bleomycin, vinblastine, dacarbazine) as standard) depends on prognostic subgroups, three cycles for favourable groups and four cycles for unfavourable groups.

Group 3 exhibited survival rates similar to those observed in the favourable prognosis group 1; group 2 showed the poorest outcome compared with all the groups.

According to this qPCR score, the patients were thus stratified into three groups: 0/3 (all factors classified the patients in the favourable prognostic group), 3/3 (all factors classified the patients in the unfavourable prognostic group) and finally 1-2/3 (at least one factor classified patients in an unfavourable prognostic group).