Sentence examples for favourable overall from inspiring English sources

This phenotypic constellation, by "tipping the scale" in favour of a strong defence may in part be responsible for the more favourable overall prognosis of patients with MMR-deficient compared to MMR-proficient tumors [9].

Localised prostate cancer may be treated with prostatectomy or radiotherapy, which aims to remove or reduce the tumour load and is associated with favourable overall survival [2, 3].

There was no statistically significant difference with regard to favourable overall responses between the treatment groups (50% in the standard dose group vs. 46% in the high dose group; P = 0.65).

The desire to achieve an improved balance between the gusset over-strength, on the one hand, and a favourable overall frame performance coupled with practical connection detailing, on the other, has prompted proposals for an improved design approach.

The comparison of sums of interaction energies in small clusters containing only the strongest intermolecular interactions showed an advantage for compact HBSs with multiple-point connections, whereas alternative HBSs based on one-point connections may enable more favourable overall packing interactions (i.e. V vs. III).

Gareth McLean, who reviewed a preview screening for The Guardians TV and radio weblog, appreciated the episode's use of "the disaster movie template" and came to a favourable overall conclusion: "For the most part, The Voyage of the Damned is absolutely smashing".

Responses post-intervention compared with baseline indicated a favourable outcome overall (80% of patients), reflecting specialist assessment that the best possible outcome had been achieved.

Our initial experience with aflibercept shows favourable outcomes overall.

With respect to emotional support, the figures are less favourable, but overall, the picture seems to be quite positive.

Like Frieje HC1A, the proneural subtype was defined by genes implicated in neurogenesis, composed predominantly (69%) of non-GBM, and associated with significantly more favourable median overall survival (3.6 vs ⩽1.3 y), independent of histological grade.

In the primary surgery group in which patients did not receive neoadjuvant chemotherapy, we found that patients whose tumours had spontaneous regression (TRG 1, 2 or 3) had a favourable mean overall survival of 61.8 months compared with 36.5 months in TRG 4and 5 group (P=0.003; Figure 2).