Sentence examples for is more unfavourable from inspiring English sources

First, the prognosis is more unfavourable when an anxiety disorder occurs simultaneously with headache [9].

Even in circumstances which could not have been more unfavourable, the party held onto a dedicated "vote bank".

We obtained similar results when we made assumptions that were more unfavourable to the Find and Treat service.

PUC is usually diagnosed at an advanced pathological stage and survival appears to be more unfavourable to what has been described for conventional UC [ 4].

The ratio increased slightly when we used assumptions that were more unfavourable to the Find and Treat service, but not enough to change the overall conclusion (table 4).

In general, the histopathologic features of BRCA associated cases are reported as being more unfavourable as compared to sporadic cases, with more high-grade, oestrogen receptor negative and rapidly proliferating tumours [ 5].

The social, lifestyle and health profiles of exclusive snus users in Stockholm County are more unfavourable compared to non-users of tobacco, but less so than those of exclusive smokers.

It should be pointed out that the SMAA approach is more suitable for eliminating unfavourable alternatives from the decision process rather than for determining one unique best solution [7].

Although evidence to support these markers as unfavourable prognostic factors is more compelling in gastrointestinal cancers, very little is known of their impact on breast cancer.

Objectives: To test the hypothesis that unfavourable health behaviour among young unemployed people is more common in areas with low unemployment than in areas with high unemployment.

However, we did not find any equivalent consistent disadvantage among women divorced before 1971 who had not remarried, whose characteristics are likely to be even more unfavourable than women who remarried after divorce.