Sentence examples for favourable variables from inspiring English sources

Patients with all favourable variables showed a median PFS of 42 months vs 3.4 months in the group with all adverse factors.

Patients with all favourable variables showed a median PFS of 42 months (95% CI; 5.8 78) vs 3.4 months (95% CI; 2.5 4.3) in the group with all adverse factors (GSTP1-AA, intermediate- or high-risk group according to Köhne classification and no consolidation approach) (P<0.001).

For those with the highest family income at birth and those born to mothers who had ≥12 years of schooling the percentage participating in the last follow-up visit was lower compared with those individuals with less favourable socioeconomic variables.

In a cohort of breast cancer patients, GAS6 expression positively correlated with favourable prognostic variables such as lymph node negativity, smaller tumour size, and low Nottingham prognostic index score [ 29].

Gas6 correlated positively with a number of favourable prognostic variables including lymph node negativity (P=0.0002), younger age at diagnosis (P=0.04), smaller size of tumours (P=0.02), low Nottingham prognostic index scores (P=0.03) and low nuclear morphology (P=0.03).

Prognosis in PLCH is favourable, yet variable.

Hence the minor risk of bowel obstruction associated with right sided tumors is an independent favourable prognostic variable.

Two main questions were addressed: (i) What are the main abiotic and biotic variables favourable for its persistence?

The variable favourable institutional framework represents the degree to which laws and regulations are conducive to protestors' claim-making.

Such categories are used to distinguish between favourable and unfavourable variable attributes by defining criteria limit values.

This review evaluates studies that used beta-blocking agents during ECT to determine which agent has the most favourable outcomes on cardiovascular variables and seizure duration.