Sentence examples for finding a favourable from inspiring English sources

26 The potential usefulness of Fried's phenotypic criteria for screening purposes was demonstrated in a randomised controlled trial that assessed the effectiveness of CGA and subsequent intervention in prefrail and frail community-dwelling older people, finding a favourable outcome based on frailty status and the Barthel Index of activities of daily living.

The Russian Olympic Committee head, Alexander Zhukov, who oversaw the Sochi Games where Russia topped the medal count, tried to put the findings in a favourable light.

Data from clinical trials have corroborated preclinical toxicological findings, revealing a favourable safety profile, with only a few reports of adverse events, mostly related to digestive disturbances following oral intake.

Unlike other angiogenesis inhibitors, such as regorafenib, pazopanib, sorafenib or sunitinib [ 24, 36, 48, 53- 56], nintedanib was not associated with skin toxicity, and reports of hypertension (n = 2, both CTC grade 1) were uncommon; these findings suggest a favourable comparative safety profile for nintedanib.

Here we are interested in finding the favourable path(s) between incorrect conformational states (ID 9 and 30; states on the edge of the binding funnel) and the best state found by SwarmDock (the state closest to the bottom of the binding funnel; the native complex state).

In the example described below we focus on the properties of the true positive binding funnel and calculate mean first-passage times between distinct conformational states within the funnel, i.e. we are interested in finding the favourable transition path from the top to the bottom of the binding funnel.

Both analytical tools, in combination with economical variables, provide a powerful methodological procedure finding the most favourable heat integration and, by this, they help in the technological decision making and in the design phase.

This is because with a higher heritability, RR and BL are better at finding the correct favourable alleles, such that there is less weighting of rare unfavourable alleles and therefore less loss of short-term genetic gain.

The larger populations possible with fewer crosses are then most helpful in increasing the possibility of finding favourable genotypes.

These findings may explain a favourable response to chemotherapy in our study.

The general direction of findings was for a favourable change indicative of improved metabolic adjustment.