Sentence examples for is favourable not only from inspiring English sources

Shortening the treatment period is favourable not only for treatment outcomes but also for quality of life of the patients.

Therefore, reoxygenation seems to be favourable not only with regard to increased radiosensitivity, but also with regard to reduced PAI-1 levels.

So far, all evidence for this theory was favourable but only indirect.

The spreading dynamics in a heterogeneous landscape was found to be not only dependent on the availability of favourable habitats, but also the dispersal strategy.

Probably this reduction of immune competent cells and leukocytes is a favourable finding not only for symptomatic women like BC patients or other menopausal women with vaginal atrophy, but could also turn out to be beneficial for pregnant women with disrupted flora and at risk of preterm delivery.

In Britain, six times as populous, only 90,000 have been bought.Not all the interest is favourable.

Fly ash is used not only to modify the workability of fresh mixtures, but also to adjust matrix strength to the values favourable for producing SHCC materials.

The demographic outlook is favourable.

The air-brushing of the 2006-07 whisewash is not only a mixed metaphor: it is a dogged attempt to tap into the more favourable narrative of 2005.

Completed studies of orally administered drugs may suggest that for patients with arterial hypertension and concomitant glaucoma associated with increased IOP, carvedilol or nebivolol may be favourable, because those drugs reduce not only the systemic blood pressure but also intraocular blood pressure.

He said the weather was favourable for climbing, with only light snow falling on Tuesday.