Sentence examples for more favourable course from inspiring English sources

These tumours are usually low grade, oestrogen related and follow a more favourable course.

In both arms of this study, brachycephaly showed a more favourable course of recovery than plagiocephaly.

Gudmundsson et al. [ 24] reported that patients not receiving both inpatient and outpatient treatment had a more favourable course.

However, primary intradural chordomas without bone infiltration [ 6, 18, 19], displaying a more favourable course compared to intraosseous chordomas [ 20], have been rarely reported.

Inconsistent results on the predictive value had also been reported with regard to gender (no association: three studies [ 57, 22, 25] and our study; a more favourable course for females: two studies [ 17, 24]).

In five of 18 patients in the ⩾35 years group, the high proliferation index with disomy now correlated with a more favourable course (compare Figures 4B to 2B). Figure 5 illustrates a case of A II, localised in the frontal lobe of a 25-year-old patient with epileptic seizures as the sole manifestation.

Carriers of parkin mutations have a more favourable disease course compared to sporadic PD patients: although onset is generally earlier, disease progression is significantly slower and the response to dopaminergic treatment better than in sporadic PD [18], [19].

Early intervention in RA is associated with a more favourable disease course [ 1, 2].

Survival analysis was restricted to adenocarcinomas, given that LMP tumours follow a substantially more favourable clinical course.

This is more important, as luminal-type breast cancer, although generally more favourable in course, does not respond well to conventional chemotherapy (Bhargava et al, 2010).

These results suggest that familial breast cancer has a more favourable clinical course than the more common sporadic forms of the disease.