Sentence examples for more favourable the from inspiring English sources

The earlier treatment is started the more favourable the long-term prognosis.

The balance between desirable and undesirable effects: the more favourable the balance, the stronger the recommendation.

Judges require a bribe to conduct the proceedings and the more you pay, the more favourable the outcome is.

As the southwest was dryer than the southeast, once conditions were more favourable, the splendid forms were more able to spread into inland areas.

Firstly, when washing the liver through with PBS it is apparent which parts of the wedge were being 'perfused' by that particular vessel, hence the greater the liver area 'perfused' the more favourable the vessel was thought to be and secondly the two vessels should be in different parts of the liver wedge to ensure optimum perfusion of the whole wedge.

The younger the age of starting prophylaxis, the more favourable the ICER.

H19a: The more favourable is the situation that old immigrants perceive, the higher is the likelihood of creating ethnic ventures in the enclave.

Two organic solvents, dichloromethane and chloroform were tested, and from the results obtained chloroform was the more favourable for the process.

In addition, the environment can be made less favourable for invasion by the pathogen and more favourable for the growth of the host plant.

The weather forecast is much more favourable for the rest of the week.

Environmental conditions will become even more favourable for the disease with the onset of the rainy season in April.