Sentence examples for more favourable findings from inspiring English sources

This effect may range from preferential grading of a student with a more pleasant name by their teacher 20 to more favourable findings by jurors.

Whereas the results of positive or favourable findings are more often reported [ 75- 78], the effects of predictive factors that do not reach statistical significance also need to be compared and summarized in a review.

And these findings are more favourable to Bush than more recent surveys.

Increased surveillance of women using HRT may contribute to the findings of apparently more favourable prognostic breast cancer types at the time of diagnosis and some studies find that adjusting for mammographic screening diminishes the magnitude of the effect (Daling et al, 2003).

In light of previous findings of a more favourable outcome in women after development of distant metastasis [ 14], we also examined the impact of gender on MSS and 2-year OS after first local, regional or distant recurrence (n = 46).

Part of the finding of a more favourable lipid profile in T1DM children as compared to non-diabetic children was already established in the SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth study, which reported higher HDL cholesterol levels (irrespective of glycaemic control) in children with diabetes as compared to their peers without diabetes [ 8].

A similar finding of a more favourable outcome with respect to tumour progression in patients treated with ESA vs control was recently reported by the Cochrane Collaboration (Bohlius et al, 2006), as well as in a systematic review of 46 ESA trials conducted for the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) (Wilson et al, 2007).

Vast amounts of time are taken up with chasing late payments from clients and customers, negotiating more favourable terms for their own payments and finding cash to alleviate the pressure during quieter months.

Labour's election pollster says public polls "showed a much more favourable position for Labour than we were finding in our internal data" both before the campaign and during it.

The findings may therefore reflect a more favourable perspective on smoking cessation medications and services than may have been found in a more representative sample of UK GPs.

However, the overall trend towards both bax and bcl-2 expression being associated with more favourable survival outcomes is generally consistent with the findings seen in other malignancies.