Sentence examples for favourable sign from inspiring English sources

The fact that the regulator had started to review the application at all was seen as a favourable sign.

Reversibility of the changes in the synaptosomal dopamine uptake is undoubtedly a favourable sign.

In the midst of these favourable signs, the Italian political landscape offered little ground for optimism.

This might, thus be interpreted as that many mast cells is an additive favourable prognostic sign even though it was not an independent prognostic marker in this study.

In those septic patients, the absence of secondary fever or of a general acute-phase response cannot be regarded as a favourable prognostic sign, but rather reflects the immunosuppressive phase of sepsis being associated with a high mortality.

Tumour response as a post-treatment factor was found to be a favourable prognostic sign that was independent of the type of treatment and the number of risk factors present.

Although amplification of a region of chromosome 11 (q13) is a common finding in breast cancer and the most consistently overexpressed oncogene from this region is Cyclin D1, there is evidence that Cyclin D1 overexpression is a favourable prognostic sign, associated with ER-positive, well-differentiated tumours (Barnes and Gillett, 1998).

Future arrangements may be less favourable.The first sign of a clampdown came in March, when Russia's foreign ministry complained that Aeroflot pilots and cabin crew were being denied entry to Ukraine after landing.

All patients enrolled in this study had a favourable outcome, despite signs of mitochondrial inhibition in platelets (and possibly other tissues).

When the correlation between sign and favourable environment is maximal, and the probabilities of the sign and favourable environment are equal, the interpretive component of total fitness at this location in parameter space is 46%.

Or even better, try and negotiate more favourable terms before you sign it, as it will invariably be too late otherwise.