Sentence examples for in favour of the method from inspiring English sources

A second question to be addressed in further validation studies of the method is whether using the same measurement format for all variables introduces confounding effects in favour of the method.

The performance differences between the proposed detector-like HMMs and the other methods are clearly in favour of the proposed method.

Average log score) values among only those isolates that were correctly identified simultaneously by both sample preparation methods were 2.119 and 2.029 in favour of the Sepsityper method, (p = 0.019).

Although this may introduce a bias in favour of the manual method, we preferred here to compare MIDAS to the manual method as commonly practiced in the clinical setting.

Number of algorithm parameters (to be trained) and computer run time measured were also in favour of the Bayesian method.

By eliminating a complex pedal arrangement in favour of the Fred Flintstone method of foot propulsion, the Cozy Coupe could be offered at a low price with features like an opening door, front wheels on casters, and a moveable steering wheel.

At least this number of clusters and extremely skewed data would be necessary for the bootstrap to be considered in favour of the robust method.

Whilst benefits did appear to be seen in the efficiency of data collection in site using the internet system, the difference in the numbers of patients recruited per centre between the two group was statistically significant, but in favour of the paper method.

The most accepted argument in favour of this method of drug development is the reduced research and development time involved in bringing the drug to market and to the patient's bedside.

It also demonstrates that family physicians are in favour of this method, as it embraces the complexities they encounter in their daily practice (Table 3).

Two sensitivity analyses using only complete cases for CA-125 confirmed the difference in test performance in favour of the IOTA methods (LR2 and SRs) (Supplementary Tables S5 and S6).