Sentence examples for influenced unfavourably from inspiring English sources
There is some evidence that general practitioners' treatment and referral decisions may be influenced unfavourably by smoking status [ 12, 13].
Others compared the work unfavourably with the traditional Opéra-Comique repertoire of Auber and Boieldieu.
The work attracted mediocre notices from the critics, one of whom compared the work unfavourably to the Offenbach genre.
Bertrand compared the work unfavourably with those of contemporary French composers such as Gounod and Félicien-César David.
Research, as noted above, offers an explanation why this hypothesis must be rejected, because the laparoscopic environment itself unfavourably influences adhesion formation.
❦ Alchemy and court intrigue, the linking of two Elizabethan ages, and music that fuses no end of influences: as the Guardian's music critic Alexis Petridis put it in 2007, "to think Albarn was once compared unfavourably to Liam Gallagher..
[ 49] Devers [ 50] points out that the dominance of positivism, especially within the RCT method, has had an overriding influence on the criteria used to assess research which has had the inevitable result of viewing qualitative studies unfavourably.
Retirement is not regarded unfavourably in all instances, but its economic limitations tend to further remove older people from the realm of influence and raise problems in the extended use of leisure time and housing.
Scotland had been compared, unfavourably, with San Marino.
President Theodore Roosevelt compared the painting unfavourably to a Navajo rug.
