Sentence examples for more favourable assumptions from inspiring English sources

30 Recent guidance from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence 31 is more optimistic, however, being based on more favourable assumptions about the initial costs and later complications after endovascular repair.

In this scenario, ALND (light shading) would only be considered more favourable under extreme assumptions about the low probability of lymphoedema after ALND, or for patients with a very weak preference for avoiding lymphoedema.

(Industry sponsored economic evaluations tend to make overly optimistic assumptions resulting in ICERs that are much more favourable to their product than those produced by independent researchers [ 5]).

Even under such generous assumptions, we found that investing in increased coverage of girls was far more favourable than including boys in a vaccination programme.

Conditions look more favourable now.

As the roads become more congested cycling becomes more favourable.

In real life, Foregone Conclusion's fortunes are more favourable.

Lower credit rates and more favourable conditions all around.

But recently they have shifted to a more favourable direction".

But there the market is different, and more favourable.

It is currently looking to negotiate more favourable terms.