In this perspective, older age at onset may be viewed as a favourable prognostic factor, meaning a longer disease-free interval before MS symptoms occurrence in life and an older age at which significant disability milestones are reached, compared to early onset [ 72].
Finishing top of Group D, meaning a favourable draw when the knockout stage starts in February, would help that effort and if Newcastle win their last group fixture, against Sporting Lisbon at St James Parkk, then they will finish first.
When government favours the private sector, Mr Zingales argues, it is all too often by being "pro-business" rather than "pro-market", meaning that favourable conditions are provided to particular institutions rather than to institutions broadly.
First, the possibility should be considered that the present study results would suggest a false-positive finding in our previous study, meaning that the favourable effect of topically administered ATP on small intestinal permeability changes induced by indomethacin in our previous study was random.
The new figures represent a significant landmark for the golden eagle, as a 2008 SNH report concluded that more than 500 breeding pairs are needed for the raptor to have "favourable conservation status" in the UK, meaning it has a population that can survive in the long term.
Overall, only 38% of the patients had a favourable outcome after their initial admission, meaning they did not die in the hospital or were not readmitted within 90-days.
Indeed, the HEART-Impact study is expected to provide definitive evidence on the (favourable) cost-effectiveness of the HEART score, meaning that additional studies would have no social value.
In regions of low Fj, although there is more favourable Ds available, Ft-P is less abundant meaning fewer intermediate bonds are able to form.
Chronic modafinil did not significantly modify working memory errors but decreased long-term memory errors on the Olton 4 × 4 maze, meaning that the drug may have a favourable profile on performance of visuo-spatial tasks (typically, a hippocampus-dependent task) when chronically administered.
