Sentence examples for favourable in view of from inspiring English sources
The resulting methods are favourable in view of accuracy and efficiency; moreover, geometric properties of the equation such as particle number and energy conservation are well captured.
In the calculated structure, one of the positively charged Ru2+ moieties is near the central AATT region; this is favourable in view of potential intercalation as observed by optical methods for DNA with longer AT stretches.
When he returned to Saxony in August, he faced new demands for starting an uprising in Poland in view of favourable indications there.
A few months later another Dutch official, Sebald de Weert, arrived with a concrete offer of help and, in view of favourable terms offered by the king, decided to launch a joint attack on the Portuguese.
Molten Salt Reactors (MSRs) were conceived at the early stages of nuclear energy in view of the favourable features fostered by a liquid fuel.
In view of the favourable toxicity profile, its evaluation in combination with other agents might be of particular interest to improve therapeutic results.
In view of the favourable results obtained in these studies, we initiated the current phase II study in patients with ovarian cancer relapsing after platinum-based chemotherapy.
In view of the favourable safety profile observed to date, Plk inhibitors have the potential for future use in combination with other agents, including both cytotoxics and targeted agents.
Crossover studies, in which each participant is randomly allocated to a sequence of therapeutic arms, are particularly to be encouraged where the therapy in question is likely to have fairly rapidly reversed effects on a long-term condition, in view of the favourable effects of this design on sample size, for a given power and level of statistical and clinical significance (figure 3).
By placing the new sensor nodes on the most favourable locations, this method is able to select the network topology in view of mitigating the quality of service provided by the network.
However, in more heterogeneous habitats displacement of some specimens to less favourable sites with lower food quality (e.g., detritus) can be conceived, especially in view of the aggressive behaviour observed in the present species.
