Although citations measure only one part of quality (namely impact), it is more favourable to consider them than doing not.
Written information led to more favourable assessments of the quality of information and had no impact on patient anxiety nor on the overall assessment of the endoscopy.
Although breakfast is associated with more favourable nutrient intake profiles in children, limited data exist on the impact of breakfast on nutrient adequacy and the potential risk of excessive intakes.
A further dose reduction to 20 Gy can therefore be expected to translate into an even more favourable profile of toxicity (Jones et al, 2001) thus beneficially impacting on the quality of life of the patients.
These viruses are also expected to increase in incidence, intensity and geographic distribution as conditions become more favourable to mosquitoes and virus replication, a situation that could have further detrimental impacts on Australian blood supply.
Higher levels of perceived social presence are shown to positively impact the perceived usefulness, trust and enjoyment of shopping websites, leading to more favourable consumer attitudes.
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).
These changing social circumstances may impact positively on pregnancy outcomes, as higher socio economic circumstance is associated with more favourable pregnancy outcomes and fewer stillbirths [ 17, 20, 21].
Zofenopril has a more favourable profile when compared to ramipril as shown by a reduced pro-inflammatory activity and less impact on the cough reflex.
For women only the ICER is more favourable with all analyses falling within or below the cost-effectiveness threshold.> Incorporating advertising costs has an impact on the ICER, but does not significantly alter cost-effectiveness.
