Sentence examples for more favourable from from inspiring English sources
The existence of spatially heterogeneous characteristics means that in the repository region there exist sub-regions that are more favourable from the perspective of long-term safety and ones that are less favourable.
It is not yet clear whether visual or (semi quantitative assessment is sufficiently reliable to distinguish patients with a more favourable from those with less favourable outcome.
True health care and patient direct and indirect costs are higher than those considered in the present analysis, and therefore the cost-effectiveness of a new therapy may be more favourable from a societal perspective.
However, as long as the product of the amount of biogas produced and the price does not decrease by more than 40%, the scenarios with biogas upgrading are more favourable from an economic point of view.
True health care and patient direct and indirect cost are higher than those used here, and therefore the cost-effectiveness of the new therapy may be more favourable from a societal perspective.
New devices, like the iPad, also create a new environment where businesses can establish more favourable models from the outset.
Another politician said donations allowed an industry better access and a more favourable outlook from a party.
Critics have suggested certain hedge funds have used their influence as major Punch shareholders to extract more favourable terms from junior bonds – where they also hold an interest.
NBC executives turning to Twitter in the hope of more favourable support from viewers would only have turned a more deathly shade of white, as the social network hummed with further critical assassinations.
By pushing Greek banks into greater reliance on ELA, the ECB has moved a step closer to calling time on the Greek government's campaign to secure a more favourable deal from its European creditors.
The talks collapsed, however, when the North Koreans refused to sign the agreement, with analysts speculating that they were waiting for more favourable terms from the new U.S. administration.
