Sentence examples for favourable in comparison to from inspiring English sources
Results for the new measure were favourable in comparison to established instruments.
The results we have achieved are favourable in comparison to other studies.
Overall the results of the susceptibility testing were favourable in comparison to other studies [ 4, 37, 45- 49].
The situation is favourable in comparison to studies from other countries, where the proportion of susceptible E. coli is smaller [ 30, 34, 35].
If high concentrations of photosynthetic pigments are taken as an indication for high photosynthetic activity and consequently for increased growth and biomass production, higher salinities were favourable in comparison to lower salt concentration.
As results for both perinatal and maternal outcomes for women with no post-secondary education intending to give birth in an FMU were similar to or favourable in comparison to the results for women with no post-secondary education intending to give birth in an OU, FMU care must be considered as appropriate for this group of women as for other women with low risk of obstetric complications.
A redox mediator is used as electron acceptor for pyranose 2-oxidase because it shows more favourable kinetics in comparison to oxygen.
Despite the likely overestimate of favourable ratings in comparison to the full population of small manufacturing businesses, a gradient of intervention needs was identified in our sample.
RR, Relative Risk; 95% CI, 95% Confidence Interval Controlling for all variables in the table This high-resolution study disclosed large survival deficits between Philippine resident CRC patients compared to Filipino-Americans, the latter showing a slightly more favourable prognosis in comparison to Caucasians in the US.
We opted to employ the combination of 5-FU and mitomycin with radiation, as small patient series with oesophageal cancer treated with this regimen suggest a more favourable toxicity profile in comparison to conventional 5-FU and cisplatin (Coia et al, 1991a, 1991b).
In order for the latter to be a viable competitor, it has to enable a set of significantly more favourable external (packing) interactions in comparison to the former.
