Sentence examples for have favourable implications from inspiring English sources
This increase in OPP may have favourable implications in the treatment of glaucoma.
Global reviews [ 6] and reports from Asian, African and East European countries [ 7- 9] have favourable implications for the DOTS strategy.
In Nigeria, there is a pro-male bias in enrolment into residency training programmes [ 13- 15], and this has favourable implications for residents in terms of participation in research [ 1, 5] and choice of post-residency research careers [ 6].
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Xenon may have favourable applications in the setting of cardiac surgery.
From this McGuire could be assumed to be saying that Buckley is currently offering his sincerest efforts, but perhaps also that should on-field fortunes slide further in 2016, "doing the right thing" might have less favourable implications.
We have had favourable winds," he says.
Fenofibrate had favourable actions on DCM.
These results suggest that allowing individuals to self-select exercise intensity elicits a more favourable response to exercise, which may have important implications for encouraging individuals to engage in, and maintain, PA [ 5, 6, 9].
The reduction in mortality and the increased ventilator-free days have important implications as very few trials in paediatric critical care suggest a favourable impact on mortality [ 28].
Finding out about the factors that predict medical students' motivation to get vaccinated against influenza can have important implications for the education of these students in terms of developing a favourable attitude towards influenza vaccination and addressing knowledge gaps.
