Sentence examples for is most favourably from inspiring English sources

The latter non-ectopic depot of adipose tissue was largest in UF pigs, indicating that body composition is most favourably affected by the UF diet compared to the SFC diet in this non-obese diabetic pig model.

As a further sign of his self-confidence, in the introduction to the 1848 edition, dated 28 June, the author acknowledges "the kindness with which it has been received in all the principal towns of England… where it has been most favourably noticed by the respected conductors of the public Press, and by the Nobility and Gentry.

With respect to the reactivation potential, these structural trends are most favourably oriented in the ambient state of stress (Fig. 2).

On the other hand, there are among those surveyed such people who are most favourably inclined toward the extension of protected areas.

These discussions were most favourably received by men who also had direct and independent exposure to SASA! and thus had first-hand experience with an idea that was often new to them: [from attending SASA! activities] I learned that some of the things I used to do were not right at all … for instance I thought that whenever I needed sex I had to have it without her denying me.

We hypothesised that the postprandial thrombotic risk profile is improved most favourably by a high-MUFA diet compared with a low-fat diet.

Along with measures that cut energy waste, renewable energy – such as wind, hydropower and solar – is viewed most favourably by the report as a result of its falling costs and large-scale deployment in recent years.

The poll gives Labour a two-point lead over the Conservatives in voting intention, unchanged from last month, and also finds Labour is the most favourably regarded of the parties, although by an insignificant one-point margin.

It's hard to imagine Nick Cave – the singer to whom she's most often, and favourably, compared – entertaining such anxieties, and her ongoing obscurity, while deliberately chosen, is also a mark of the sexism still prevalent in pop culture.

It is also meant to reduce disputes over "transfer pricing", the means by which subsidiaries of a group seek to shift profits to where they will be taxed most favourably.Crucially, the system would be voluntary.

Critical reaction at the time judged that Gianni Schicchi was "an uproarious delight," and it was the most favourably received of the three.