Consistent with expectations, we find that each of the four conditional conservatism measures is significantly associated with more favorable consequences for defendants, and the effects are economically meaningful.
When people recommend what others should do, they come up with ideas and choices and solutions that are more optimistic and action-oriented, focus on more positive information and imagine more favorable consequences.
A more favorable outcome.
Gail Robinson experienced a more favorable, if mixed, outcome in court.
In order to identify whether there were groups of children with more favorable or less favorable perception regarding the consequences of obesity, we conducted a cluster analysis.
As a novel finding, we evidenced the role of PHT in conferring protection from the adverse respiratory consequences of ALI with more favorable profile of RM in improving elastance and advancing lung reopening.
It's obvious which outcome will be more favorable.
First, and more favorable, it has previously been shown that psychopathology specifically depression is a consequence of chronic pain [ 31].
These data indicate that GITR ligation results in a more effective intra-tumor CTL population, which may be a consequence of both direct CD8+ T-cell co-stimulation and a more favorable local CD8 Treg ratio.
Normally, when examining the association of a bias variable and reviewers' ratings it is impossible to establish unambiguously whether a particular group of manuscripts receives more favorable reviewers' ratings due to this variable, or if the more favorable ratings are simply a consequence of the manuscripts' scientific quality [27].
In theory, breathing at lower operating lung volumes should place the respiratory muscles (particularly the diaphragm) in a more favorable position to generate tension and therefore mitigate some of the negative mechanical and metabolic consequences of COPD during exercise.
