Sentence examples for favourable though from inspiring English sources

However, we did not find direct correlations between BDI scores and age or disease duration in myotonic dystrophy type 1 or 2. The use of additional depression scores would have been favourable, though was not practicable in the present comprehensive study setting, which took several hours and required careful consideration of patients' psychophysical limits as well as time constraints.

The reaction abroad to England's win was largely favourable, though the German press, had, after three weeks, tired of Fleet Street's 'militaristic nationalism', according to the Observer's Hugh McIlvanney.

Intravitreal penicillin was found to have a favourable though limited effect on traumatic endophthalmitis in these studies.

Critical reviews of the soundtrack were generally favourable, though some in the media called it a disappointment.

In contrast, the odds of being 'obese' versus 'normal weight' or 'overweight' (figure 1C) were lower in neighbourhoods with more favourable socioeconomic circumstances, though with far less of a gender difference.

The sweet almond is cultivated extensively in certain favourable regions, though nut crops are uncertain wherever frosts are likely to occur during flowering.

So to somewhere else, where I have been busy writing about a dozen novels, many of which have received extremely favourable notices, though I won't bore you with the details.

The critical reaction has been favourable too, though there have been some reservations about Mr Hytner's "Henry V" whose anti-war imagery struck some critics as shallow and opportunistic.The odd lukewarm review has not dented his confidence.

Conceptually fundamental to trust is the notion of a person (or persons)—the truster trusting in some agent or agency the trustee for some (assumedly) favourable outcome (though what the trustee is trusted for is often only implicit in the context).

Heterotypic transplantation into neurogenic regions such as DG may have a more favourable outcome, though this remains to be firmly established.

Childhood asthma was significantly associated with a relatively favourable outcome, though this benefit was only seen in those for whom asthma had been continuous.