Sentence examples for favourable that from inspiring English sources

For most drugs the risk-to-benefit ratio is favourable; that is, the benefit derived from using the drug far outweighs the risk incurred from its use.

Strikingly, autoreactivity to TIMP-2 was associated with a favourable – that is, nonerosive – course of RA.

3 6 Most of these studies have been conducted in the hospital environment, while only Griffiths et al 7 8 performed their study in Primary Health Care PHCC) where they found better results with regard to control of chronic diseases where the user/nurse ratio was more favourable, that is to say, when the number of users assigned to each nurse was smaller.

Two reviewers blinded to the authors' financial relationships independently classified each article as presenting a favourable (that is, rosiglitazone does not increase the risk of myocardial infarction), neutral, or unfavourable view on the risk of myocardial infarction with rosiglitazone and on recommendations on the use of the drug.

Vestager is examining whether Luxembourg's tax deal is so favourable that it constitutes illegal state aid.

Recently, however, several examples of his work had been shipped to Paris, and "the opinion was so immediately favourable that successful arrangements have been made for an exhibition".

In our case, we calculated that the conformation of Ltri is 11 kcal/mol more favourable than that of Lbi.

Overall, the attitude of doctors is more favourable than that of nurses.

Cost-effectiveness of rhAPC in our study was less favourable than that described previously in the literature.

In most scenarios, the ICER (€/QALY) of the quadrivalent vaccine remained more favourable than that of the bivalent vaccine.

Furthermore, the prognosis of patients who overexpressed FAK was significantly less favourable than that of FAK-overexpression patients.