Sentence examples for less unfavourable from inspiring English sources

Participants in Cluster 3 showed less unfavourable beliefs about communication openness.

The new South West Belfast seat sheds the Shankill, their weakest area, from the old West Belfast and brings in less unfavourable (though not exactly fertile) territory from Finaghy and the Malone Road.

The presence of two or less unfavourable factors identifies low-risk groups, and for these low-risk patients it is probably a good strategy to defer radiotherapy until tumour progression (Pignatti et al, 2002).

Using approximately the 5th and the 95th percentiles of PS distribution (i.e. 2 and 8, respectively), the study population could be classified into in 3 subgroups: a low-risk group with less than 3 unfavourable alleles (n = 26), an intermediate-risk group with 3 to 7 unfavourable alleles (n = 417), and a high-risk group with more than 7 unfavourable alleles (n = 46).

Generally, a post-resection remnant liver of less than 30%, unfavourable location of metastases, co-morbidities excluding major surgery, aggressive tumour biology, and/or presence of extrahepatic disease are regarded as limitations for liver surgery.

As a result, even though Greece's stock of debt is now much higher than before the crisis, its interest payments are lower: 4% of GDP compared with 5% in 2008, when the debt was 109% of GDP.Beware Greeks bearing precedentsFor the euro zone, the balance of benefits and costs is also unfavourable, though less so than in 2012.

Despite optimal medical treatment prognosis is unfavourable as less than 30% survive beyond the 3rd decade of life.

This is because with a higher heritability, RR and BL are better at finding the correct favourable alleles, such that there is less weighting of rare unfavourable alleles and therefore less loss of short-term genetic gain.

It is well known in the literature that studies funded by for-profit-organizations are more likely to recommend the experimental therapy as treatment of choice and less likely to report unfavourable conclusions [ 22, 25- 27].

Favourable assessments lead to more work and unfavourable ones to less.

It can also be assumed that, because of lower tree heights, unfavourable sites are less vulnerable to storm damage and that their share will therefore increase with advancing stand development stage.