Sentence examples for favourable in the case from inspiring English sources

Differences in the expression pattern of the receptors or their downstream signalling components could in part explain the differences in favourable (in the case of TrkA) or unfavourable (in the case of TrkB) tumors.

It is particularly favourable in the case of vitamins B1, B2, B6, B12 and folic acid.

Cable also pointed out there was no guarantee that the UK would be able to negotiate a favourable deal in the case of Brexit.

The insights obtained into the structural behaviour led to a proposal for modification of the non-dimensional slenderness used in the global buckling verification, and to the recommendation of a shift from the currently applied European buckling curve to a more favourable one in the case of non-stiffened members with welded box sections subjected to pure compression.

Steroid therapy is useful and the overall prognosis is favourable, except in the case of DAD.

In both cases, the results were consistent with a favourable survival in the case of Bcl-2 overexpression, making it improbable that the techniques were a source of bias.

There is also an increasing interest for advanced segmentation methods for PET (positron emission tomography) images [24 26], which share many of the sources of image degradation with SPECT images, even if the image characteristics is typically more favourable in the PET case.

The outcome of IVIG-treatment was mostly favourable in the encephalitis cases.

To take an example favourable to Aristotle, in the case of the generation of a statue, the bronze persists, but it comes to acquire a new form, a substantial rather than accidental form.

If the AC is effective in facilitating the labour of the external auditor, then the auditor's opinion about the financial statements should be improved, evolving from a qualified opinion to a favourable one, or, in the case of maintaining a qualified opinion, producing certain modifications to the qualifications.

The K parameter of the strategy update was chosen to be 0.4 as this value was proven to be favourable for cooperation in the case of unconditional strategies [36] (black curve in Figure 1).