Sentence examples for favourable index from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the sample pairs pre- and post-treatment from 8 patients who initially responded to CF therapy but later became resistant to therapy served as a proof-of-principle for demonstrating that the predictive index of the 58 miRNA signature would switch from a favourable index (at the pre-treatment stage) to an unfavourable index (post-treatment when resistance developed).

The most favourable therapeutic index was found for I-L19-SIP, while this index was a poor one for Y-labelled derivatives [ 10].

A number of antimicrobial compounds produce significant toxic effects in humans, but they are used because they have a favourable chemotherapeutic index; that is, the amount required for a therapeutic effect is below the amount that causes a toxic effect.

2008 Of the three velusetrag doses tested, 15 mg provided the most favourable therapeutic index.

Accordingly, losoxantrone was selected for further development with the anticipated potential to replace anthracyclines through a more favourable therapeutic index.

Taken together, CD emerged as a welcome option for treating platinum-sensitive ROC that exhibited a favourable therapeutic index.

However, its favourable therapeutic index and high selectivity may outweigh its shortcomings in KRAS and BRAF mutant ovarian cancer.

FF has been shown to be effective in asthma in earlier trials, with daily doses of 100 μg and 200 μg having a favourable therapeutic index [ 8– 11].

It should be stressed that no significant relationships of the type have been obtained for ER and, thus, pS2 seems to represent a strong favourable prognostic index.

Therefore, nowadays the main disadvantage of undertaking active surveillance for indolent FL is that a treatment with a very favourable therapeutic index (efficacy/toxicity) is delayed.

The population is largely middle class and the county of Hertfordshire has a favourable deprivation index, being ranked 139th out of 149 English authorities.