Sentence examples for favourable influences from inspiring English sources
In real terms they also fell, thanks to a glut of global savings as thrifty Asian economies and oil-exporting countries ran big current-account surpluses.These favourable influences have supported housing markets around the world.
The reduction in operating lung volumes during exercise may have favourable influences especially in obese patients with COPD, in whom obesity may counterbalance lung hyperinflation, thereby significantly improving their exercise tolerance [ 7, 8].
Previous studies have shown that the combined mechanical effects of obesity and COPD may reduce operating lung volumes at rest and during exercise with favourable influences on breathlessness perception and peak oxygen uptake [ 7, 8].
So named because of their favourable influence on trade ships traveling across the subtropical North Atlantic, trade winds flow westward and somewhat in the direction of the Equator on the equatorward side of the subtropical high-pressure centres.
Ultrasound was also found to have a favourable influence on cutting through melt extrudates.
In all these analyses, the effect of adding damping to the tuned resonators is also assessed, which is shown to have a very favourable influence.
Obtained results show that an increase of the reaction temperature during the gel effect time can have a favourable influence on the polymer quality.
Therefore, this method is considered as an appropriate alternative for safflower planting due to its favourable influence on water use efficiency (WUE) and other safflower traits, especially in semi-arid and arid regions.
The cracking loads are consistently lower than that of the reference mixture, due to the loss of homogeneity and increased porosity caused by fibre addition, in spite of the favourable influence associated to the mechanical properties of the fibres.
Empathic communication and raising positive expectations have a favourable influence on patient outcomes [ 32].
The evidence for the favourable influence of positive communication and active listening on patient outcomes is, however, scarce.
