Sentence examples for more favourable evaluation from inspiring English sources

The report suggests the more favourable evaluation of Iran by foreign powers has also resulted from Tehran's work last summer in negotiating the transition from Nouri al-Maliki to Haidar al-Abadi as prime minister, and from its "unprecedented" role in bringing at least a temporary solution to problems between Iraqi Kurdistan and Iraq's central government.

People with serious diseases often give more favourable evaluation of medical care (Ben-Sira, 1980).

However during the ReplaySuite study, these participants who participated in both did not provide more favourable evaluation of the ReplaySuite than participants who only participated in the ReplaySuite study.

Notably, the internet approach received more favourable evaluations, even though it also took place in a school milieu.

However, this familiarity might also have led to more favourable evaluations of the hospital's services and the intervention than if the interviews had been conducted by independent researchers.

Analysis of a random sample of papers evaluated using bibliometric indicators and peer review reveals that bibliometric evaluation proves to be more favourable to women than peer review evaluation.

That is, some professors elicited unusually favourable evaluations from some raters, more favourable than how the rater typically evaluated professors and more favourable than how the professor was typically evaluated by others.

As a result, prevention would appear more favourable than it presently seems in economic evaluations.

If this is true, evaluation at a later stage may show more favourable results.

The NSSO's recent evaluation of SSP, published in 2007, took a more favourable view of the idea than any previous assessment.

This experimental study shown that both irradiation and pasteurization techniques have more favourable outcome in terms of bony union based on radiographic and histopathological evaluations.