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Furthermore, favourable effects on organ rejection following heart and renal transplant confirm an important immunomodulatory effect.

Furthermore, favourable bone union was achieved even in the 2 comminuted fracture cases, suggesting that this procedure is useful for comminuted fractures for which classic tension band wiring is not applicable (Cases 2 and 4, Table 1).

Furthermore, favourable factors of EAOC including early-stage disease, low-grade disease and a specific histology such as endometrioid or clear cell carcinoma belong to type I ovarian tumours showing less invasiveness and slow growth, which supports the epidemiologic evidence linking endometriosis to a precursor lesion of ovarian cancer.

Furthermore, favourable outcomes have been reported for stroke unit care in which patients commence frequent out of bed activity within 24 hours of stroke [ 4], and preliminary evidence to support this intervention has emerged from two small randomised controlled trials [ 5, 6].

Furthermore, favourable effects were also observed on several of the secondary outcomes [Zijlstra GAR, van Haastregt JCM, Ambergen T, van Rossum E, van Eijk JThM, Tennstedt SL, Kempen GIJM: Effectiveness of a cognitive behavioural group intervention on fear of falling and associated avoidance of activity in community-living older people: a randomised controlled trial. Submitted].

The injury situation, furthermore, looks favourable.

The method does not rely on an impermeable cap rock to contain the CO2; furthermore, the favourable mobility ratio between injected and displaced fluids leads to a more uniform sweep of the aquifer leading to higher storage efficiency than injecting CO2 alone.

Furthermore, tumourigenic favourable histology WT cell lines are not available.

Furthermore, more favourable health measurements for the IG are expected, due to their increased PA.

Furthermore, the favourable effect on the MAP in patients treated with MARS disappeared within four days after cessation of treatment, which further emphasizes a causal relationship to MARS.

Furthermore, both favourable and disadvantageous trends occur simultaneously and the patient perceived quality was on a group level not consistent with the other outcome measures.