Sentence examples for favourable in the study from inspiring English sources

The RN4CAST study of nurse staffing in 12 European countries estimated a patient-to-nurse ratio in Irish medical/surgical wards of 6.9 1 [ 24], which was the second lowest (i.e. most favourable) in the study [ 24].

We should however acknowledge that since residents tend to report that their activity and skill levels are higher than they actually are [ 7], their self-perceived preparedness ratings may have been overly favourable in this study.

Since patients were treated by AM physicians who could possibly have an interest in AM therapies having favourable outcomes, the study data were largely collected by patients and not physicians.

The model simulated a more favourable tumour size distribution in the study group than in the control group, in line with what was observed in the trial (Table 2).

Along that same vein, people agreeing to provide feedback on the revised DA may have done so because they had more favourable experiences in the original study and were therefore more likely to provide positive feedback towards this DA.

The more favourable outcome in the UK study could be related to earlier age at starting growth hormone therapy (6.4 v ~9 years) and also to the lower doses of oxandrolone given in the UK study (0.05 mg/kg/day, maximum 2.5 mg daily) compared with the 0.06 mg/kg/day arm of the Dutch study.

The map also highlights favourable areas for hydrocarbon saturation in the study area.

Although cross-study comparisons are problematic, the population enrolled did not seem to have more favourable demographic features than those in the study by Van Cutsem et al, (2006); hence, an OS of over 10 months in each arm is encouraging.

This indicated an overall favourable response to the constructs measured in the study.

Further, patients with central nervous system manifestations and severe organ-threatening conditions were excluded - situations in which rituximab has demonstrated a favourable record in the open studies [ 28, 45- 47].

The laparoscopic approach was favourable in all studies, although this difference proved to be not clinically relevant in one study [9].