Sentence examples for more favourable assessment from inspiring English sources

It is striking that the more favourable assessment of Mélenchon's politics remains off the mark.

As said, the theses just illustrated interestingly apply to philosophically controversial arguments that many find defective as non-transmissive of propositional justification, and support the more favourable assessment that these arguments are at the service of improving s's epistemic standing towards their conclusion by transmitting doxastic justification.

Patients in the intervention arm had a more favourable assessment of the care they received.

However, significant differences were observed in the "Professional teacher development in ICT" dimension depending on the degree programme (Early Childhood or Primary), with more favourable assessments reported by the first group.

Written information led to more favourable assessments of the quality of information and had no impact on patient anxiety nor on the overall assessment of the endoscopy.

This could be of particular concern in the absence of blinding if more favourable assessments were made towards their preferred treatment.

Student acceptance will be more favourable for assessment formats that they perceive to be transparent, authentic and valid.

"Elections are approaching and Lukashenko now has a chance to get from the west a more or less favourable assessment.

Patients in the intervention group, who receive "the innovation", might make more favourable follow-up assessments out of loyalty to the programme's staff.

In most cases, parents' responses were consistent with, or more favourable than, the physicians' assessments.

Based on the previous discussion of the bone failure mechanism and microstructure, the strain energy criterion is theoretically more favourable for hip fracture risk assessment.