Sentence examples for more favourable on from inspiring English sources

As hypothesised, phenotypic and genetic correlations of muscle and body lipid percent with body weight were more favourable on HP than NP diet.

The oxygen evolution reaction (OER) is more favourable on the type II rather than type I electrodes due to its higher hydration degree.

It is suspected that those who volunteered may have been more favourable on smoking cessation medications and services than those GPs who did not.

Expressed by the classification into stages, the clinical picture was definitely more favourable on referral during the period 1958-72 than during the period 1943-57.

Thus, the intervention group scored significantly more favourable on the loneliness literacy subscales, motivation, perceived social support, and subjective norm after two years compared to the control group, but in this two-year programme these effects did not yet progress to changes in social support and loneliness.

At low altitudes, the environmental conditions are more favourable on average, and many crops can be grown easily; thus the farmers tend to grow many different crops (e.g. tef, maize and sorghum), and in general, barley tends to be cultivated in smaller plots, as compared to at higher elevations.

It is time to capitalise on the global policy environment becoming more favourable to action on health transition in Africa [ 29, 30] and implement a research agenda on health transition which builds on the well established research agenda for communicable diseases such as HIV [ 31] and malaria [ 32] and on recent contributions to the agenda for NCDs [ 16].

It is time to capitalise on the global policy environment, which is becoming more favourable to action on health transition in Africa, and implement a research agenda for health transition.

Though no effect of the complex intervention was found on social support and loneliness, more favourable scores on loneliness literacy subscales were induced.

Resuscitation with LR has more favourable effects on EVLWI formation, pH, coagulation and haemodynamics but not on oxygenation.

Mr Harper will be hoping for a more favourable verdict on his fight against IS.