Sentence examples for favourable point from inspiring English sources

This was by far the highest and least favourable point estimate across countries for which data were analysed (Fig. 1).

Both nintedanib and pirfenidone have favourable point estimates, however only the OR for nintedanib achieves significance.

O'Brien 2006 found a more favourable point estimate for the effect of topotecan in patients without liver metastases, although the confidence intervals overlapped.

Most participants agreed general practice was the most favourable point to collect ethnicity data, where patients are less distressed and with 90% of all patient contact been with primary care there are many more opportunities to capture this information [ 29].

The NMA ORs for all-cause mortality compared with placebo showed that both nintedanib and pirfenidone had favourable point estimates, however, only pirfenidone was statistically significant (Additional file 1: Figure S3).

With application of CPAP or PEEP the lung is prevented from collapsing, and inspiration begins from a more favourable point on the pressure volume curve (i.e. less work is required to expand the lungs).

The stock, however, is still extremely large; but two very favourable points are in favour of prices being maintained: the consumption is very active, and the prices, even with the advance, are still very low.SHEEP'S WOOL. This market has also shown great firmness and at the large sales of 22,086 bales of Colonial, which terminated last Friday, an advance of ½ to 1d. per lb.

That sounds good, but recent reports have been less than favourable, pointing out the lower take-up rates and monies invested compared with the Child Trust Fund CTFF) - the product it replaced.

We identify three success factors for green competitiveness at the sector level: the speed at which sectors convert to green products and processes (measured by green innovation), their ability to gain and maintain market share (measured by existing comparative advantages) and a favourable starting point (measured by current output).

Fitted with an energy-saving permanent magnet motor, boosting efficiency by as much as 30%, and an integrated auto-function that automatically sets the pump to the most favourable operating point, the MAGNA pump is an important recent innovation from the Grundfos Group.

It spreads across the landscape: four kilometres-worth of territory, enough distance to penetrate deep into the city from this favourable vantage point.