Also, the findings of others [ 26] indicate a tendency of favourable independent influence of CTLA-4 protein overexpression on patients' overall survival with better prognosis in those with higher CTLA-4 expression.
By paying for it," it added, in reference to some other papers' supposed tendency to give favourable coverage to firms that place advertisements.
Here, they were quite feeble in their batting when the contributions of Morgan and Paul Collingwood were removed and, if Anderson was a lion yesterday, there were was not much chance of anyone forgetting that when conditions are less favourable, he does have a tendency to be less influential.
In ICU patients the findings remain unclear, although there is a tendency toward a favourable effect.
Taken together, most recent trials aiming to achieve TGC, there appears to be a tendency toward a favourable effect of glucose regulation in ICU patients.
The distribution of items showed that respondents used all categories, with a tendency towards more favourable health status among males aged under 40 and with higher educational level.
Indeed, the risk of over- or under-reporting from students or the tendency to project favourable images of oneself (social desirability) are major problems in studies using self-reports.
Thus, emptiness in the left base of the funnel suggests that small studies have a tendency to report favourable outcomes, which is referred as the small study effect and is often interpreted as an indication of publication bias.
"The breathing insufficiency that emerged post-operation persists, and the tendency has not been favourable, so it is still being treated," Mr Villegas said in a televised statement.
Accordingly, in the present study, the levels of p53 mRNA expression were very low in both favourable and unfavourable tumours, with a tendency for high-risk tumours to express even lower levels.
