Sentence examples for more favourable as from inspiring English sources
Compared to the studies reporting on cohorts of the same size there seems to be a trend that the survival rates we obtain by using the biological IBG technique are more favourable, as can be seen in Table 1.
Media coverage of America has become more favourable as it focuses on the 2008 election.
HDL cholesterol was significantly increased and phospholipid fatty acid content was more favourable as a result of 24-week treatment.
Further, kinetics and thermodynamics of biosorption of MB on both breadfruit peel and core are more favourable as compared to that of MV.
The change in the electronic structure of the spinel titanates which occurs when they are nitrided can lead to photocatalytic activity with visible light, as is known to happen with TiO2 and other oxides; but here the cation vacancy suppression effect which accompanies the transformation makes the nitridation process much more favourable, as shown by total energy DFT calculations.
In fact, our results may even be more favourable, as work disability was partial in the majority of patients, whereas in other studies, only complete job loss was considered.
According to Chorus, et al. [ 45], we found that the physical component scores were more favourable in AS than in RA.
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They base their headquarters in places where tax laws are more favourable, such as Dublin or Luxembourg.
Efforts to be seen in a more favourable light such as the formation of charitable foundations and industry groups that tout the economic benefits of buy-outs—have been of little help.
The Economy Ministry said this was down to the country "continuing its marked process of re-orientating its sales to other markets where the economic outlook is more favourable, such as the Middle East, Africa and United States".
