Sentence examples for more favourable result from inspiring English sources

Sadly for the Imps, attempting to reach the top flight of the Premier League for the first time, the ensuing goalless draw was a more favourable result for their opponents.

If anything, the included studies seem to have a marginally more favourable result.

However, in another study with cervical cancer cells, treatment with rapamycin preceding paclitaxel produced the more favourable result (Faried et al, 2006), suggesting that sequence dependency may be influenced by different mechanisms in other types of cancer.

Data from a Swedish sample concerning social support as measured with ISSI were based on 83 middle-aged men [ 51], and indicated on all four subscales a more favourable result than those of the fathers in our study, but only the differences in adequacy of attachment is statistically significant.

But it does not follow that the larger, more diverse and younger electorate will come out to vote again in 2016, with more favourable results for the Democrats.

More favourable results (∼10% 1-month mortality rate) were encountered for patients with refractory vasospasm complicating subarachnoid haemorrhage or intracerebral haemorrhage complicating supratentorial arteriovenous malformation resection.

This technique allows for a gradual release, without disruption of the continuity or integrity of the vastus medialis, vastus lateralis or rectus femoris muscles, and has had more favourable results when compared to the Thompson technique [9].

Published trials generally had more favourable results than unpublished studies.

Thus, OD dosing shows more favourable results during the day and BID dosing more favourable results during the night.

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

Increasing contact time between child and care provider may give more favourable results.