Sentence examples for offer a favourable from inspiring English sources

"But the government is striving to offer a favourable investment environment.

Compared with these previously markers, VEGF appears to offer a favourable profile of sensitivity and specificity.

New interventions for mRCC offer a favourable PFS for mRCC compared to interferon-α and placebo.

Thus, there is an unmet medical need for novel therapeutic agents that address the varied clinical manifestations of PsA and offer a favourable benefit/risk profile.

UC MSCs offer a favourable source of primitive MSCs that can be cryogenically stored in cell banks, thawed and expanded for therapeutic uses.

Tailored resection strategies including selective amygdala-hippocampectomy are established treatment modalities and offer a favourable outcome with up to 80% postoperative seizure freedom within the first 2 years [ 1, 2, 14, 17, 45, 47].

"We will be offered a favourable trade deal!" the government says about a US president whose new defining slogan is "America first".

Only 11% of Pakistanis offered a favourable opinion of America in an April 2011 Pew survey – a decline of six percentage points from 2010.

Regional wildlife habitat studies often used moderate resolution multispectral satellite imagery for wall to wall mapping, because it offers a favourable mix of availability, cost and resolution.

The human colon cancer cell line HT-29 offers a favourable study system for the evaluation of various inducers involved in differentiation (Fantini et al, 1990).

The Times, referring to Osborne's "claim to posterity", argues that the pension reforms will stand out when historians of the future assess this government: "It is not just good politics to allow older voters to shelter more of their savings from tax in ISAs and premium bonds and to offer them a favourable rate of return on a new pensioner bond, it was also good policy.