Sentence examples for more favourable trajectories from inspiring English sources

Mid-life occupational complexity was also associated with more favourable trajectories but not with mortality risk.

It was possible that the selection of such cases may have been biased towards cases with a more favourable trajectory.

16 41 The Aarogyasri scheme may have contributed to the more favourable trajectory in AP directly and indirectly, in that the scheme may have contributed to a reduction in the prices of interventions and an increase in competition among healthcare providers.

Associations between raised levels of other cardiovascular risk factors and more favourable cognitive trajectories have also been observed for body mass index and blood pressure [ 6].

Both methods describe the mixing process very satisfactorily, whereby the trajectory based method is more favourable to describe segregation.

These findings have important implications for forest management: for systems near a threshold in soil process domain, it is important to realise that the sites with higher CEC and more favourable pH-values are the ones that will have larger trajectories and deteriorate the most upon acidification.

(H3) Patients and family carers who receive a SFM earlier in their advanced disease trajectory (i.e further way from death) will have more favourable outcomes (as per outcomes listed in H1 and H2).

Conditions look more favourable now.

As the roads become more congested cycling becomes more favourable.

In real life, Foregone Conclusion's fortunes are more favourable.

Lower credit rates and more favourable conditions all around.