Sentence examples for likely favourable from inspiring English sources

When the Palestinians saw no improvement in effective support of their aspirations from other countries and no likely favourable change coming from the Israelis, they engaged, throughout 1987, in small-scale demonstrations, riots, and occasional violence directed against Israelis.

Though, we still advise avoiding pregnancy within 12 months of completing chemotherapy, those that do conceive can be reassured of a likely favourable outcome.

However patients in this study appeared to have been provided with little education about ordering, or not ordering, x-rays, their downsides, and the natural history of acute low back pain, including its likely favourable prognosis.

BNP and NT-proBNP had low positive predictive values (PPVs) for death (14%) but a high negative predictive value (99%), suggesting that BNP or NT-proBNP might be useful in identifying patients with a likely favourable outcome.

2. BNP or NT-proBNP levels may help to identify patients with acute PE and RV dysfunction with a likely favourable outcome, while a single measurement of the NT-proBNP level at ICU admission might rule out cardiac dysfunction in critically ill patients independently of age or renal function.

Macrobenthos transports oxygen and organic matter deeper into the sediment, thereby likely providing favourable niches to lower trophic levels (i.e., smaller benthic animals such as meiofauna and bacteria) and thus stimulating mineralisation.

In this paper, we draw on the results of the NLST and of a number of other studies to estimate the likely effects, favourable and unfavourable, of a low-dose CT screening programme in the United Kingdom (Chien and Chen, 2008; Infante et al, 2009; Aberle et al, 2011; Pastorino et al, 2012; Saghir et al, 2012; Seigneurin et al, 2013; McRonald et al, 2014).

But if the four or five giants compete only in sales promotion techniques, the outcome will likely be less favourable for society.

In its early days, especially, the system may be more susceptible to that fate, despite the fact that economic conditions seem likely to be favourable.

"Our economic forecasts – relatively strong growth, with a significant improvement in household disposable income – provide a backdrop that is likely to be favourable for the incumbent parties [the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats]," Daly said.

It seems the pair will now clash for the first time in Athens on July 3, where the weather is more likely to be favourable to sprinting and the track has already shown how fast it is, having been the venue for Powell's world record run last year.