Sentence examples for favourable if it from inspiring English sources

Marginal cost benefit analysis is often used in these circumstances, and this is likely to be favourable if it takes account of the overall costs to society and the individual patient in the event of a devastating loss of vision.

The cost-effectiveness of SLNB would be even more favourable if it were possible to identify and manage SLNB-positive cases at the time of the initial operation, avoiding reoperation and a second hospital admission.

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

The story garnered much press coverage in Australia, most of it favourable, if in parts paternalistic.

It could be favourable if an anti-VEGF agent could be chosen that is not involved in the regulation of vasoactive tone, or better still, one that can potentially improve retinal blood flow.

The majority of respondents (73.8%) were favourable to recommending MATE if it were made available in their network.

Differences between NNRTI and non-boosted PI regimens in heart rate variability could be the result of differences in the balance between their favourable viral suppression (even if it is not the major driving force) and their harmful atherogenic impacts.

Regarding HBsAg screening of pregnant women it is likely that it would be even more economically favourable if antiviral treatment of the mother was considered.

The ICER estimate is very sensitive to survival benefits, and it is possible that rituximab would be more favourable if the follow-up time was to extend beyond 5 years.

Impressions might be more favourable if a driver came to the 500 Turbo without knowledge of its competitors, but the car is among the least attractive propositions in its class when judged by anything other than looks.

The commission is taking the hardest line that the UK must accept free movement of people if it wants favourable access to the single market.