Sentence examples for found unfavourable from inspiring English sources

The latter also found unfavourable attitudes towards gambling among all age groups of both women and men [ 8].

When we investigated the pathways associated to these miRNA, we found unfavourable prognostic miRNAs to correlate with a broad spectrum of motility mechanisms involved in cell invasion and to growth factor-mediated signalling pathways.

He referred to a study from the Pew Centre's Project for Excellence in Journalism, which found that unfavourable media stories about Mr McCain outnumbered favourable ones by more than three to one.

The authors found an unfavourable cardiovascular risk profile, established by an elevated Framingham risk score, both in migraine with (OR 1.54, 95% CI 1.21-1.95) and without aura (OR 1.17, 95% CI 1.04-1.32) and in non-migrainous headache (OR 1.17, 95% CI 1.10-1.26).

There is a wide variation in the results by harvest and country of origin, indicating that even higher results may be found under unfavourable conditions.

Moreover, in contrast to a significant association between unfavourable clinical outcome and delayed cerebral ischaemia (Vergouwen et al., 2011), in a recent meta-analysis, no association was found between unfavourable outcome and proximal vasospasm (Etminan et al., 2011).

But the Chindits soon found themselves in unfavourable terrain and in grave danger of encirclement, and so they made their way back to India.

On crossing that river in an attempt to cut Japanese communications with the Salween River front to the east, they found the terrain unfavourable and were forced to return circuitously to India.

However, in multivariate analysis of OS, we found an independent unfavourable prognostic impact of increasing BMI.

However, we found evidence of unfavourable trends in body mass index and diabetes that threaten to reverse these trends.

KLK11 was among the highest upregulated genes for the combination therapy and has previously been found to predict unfavourable prognosis in ovarian cancer (Shigemasa et al, 2004).