Sentence examples for favourable relation from inspiring English sources
The retrospective evaluation of the accuracy in ten injections with higher number of measurements demonstrated a mean distance of 10.0 mm instead of 11.2 mm in the first 26 injections; this suggests a favourable relation to obtain more measurements.
For example, how does he distinguish between the testimony of a partisan local vexed at the status quo and its seemingly favourable relation to Iraqi Shiʿas, and between a genuinely persecuted local who may have very well been the victim of some sectarian PMU unit?
Here, the required oxygen and substrate demand to satisfy the baseline ATP consumption rate obtained a more favourable relation as the calculated oxygen demand in sole oleate utization was clearly underestimated.
The £5.14bn deal for domestic television rights and more favourable relations with regulated lenders have reduced the Premier League clubs' reliance on mysterious offshore funding in recent years.
In the early1980s, favourable relations with the Iraqi Kurdistan Democratic Party allowed for the movement of PKK militants into camps in northern Iraq, from which the PKK launched an armed campaign against Turkey in 1984.
These arrangements can operate through supplier's charity, desire for favourable public relations, or other criteria not immediately or apparently related to market forces.
Witte showed his freedom from bureaucratic prejudice by appointing men of all nationalities Jews, Poles, Ukrainians as his subordinates and by cultivating favourable press relations.
Significant differences and more favourable results in relation to eye contact with the baby, attention and sensitivity reactions were observed in the intervention groups (p < 0.01).
During the past years, the arrival of massive sequencing approaches enabled the sequencing of very large transcriptome portions for very favourable costs in relation to output.
Low-level virus circulation may also occur between the refugee camps and the Tifariti region due to the movement of flocks between these areas during favourable seasons in relation to semi-nomadism of Sahrawi refugees and for marketing reasons.
Although depth of tumour invasion and lymph node status were clearly associated with favourable outcome, no relation between survival rates and average values of either AIs or MIs, or immunoreactive scores for Bcl-2 and Bax was observed.
