Sentence examples for population favourably from inspiring English sources

In this study compliance versus vaccination results were satisfactory and it is possible to assume that, with the upcoming availability of a HZ vaccine in Italy, adults will be the population favourably disposed towards in vaccination.

A detailed cost benefit analysis was beyond the scope of this project, but an NNT of 5.8 for this group suggests that treatment may be economical depending upon the expected risks in the population and compares favourably to other interventions in diabetes [ 22].

With his high personal approval ratings 60% of the population still regard him favourably—he seems to have broken the usual rule for mid-terms: that presidents can harm their party but seldom do much good.In the month before election day, Mr Bush campaigned like a man with his shirt-tail on fire.

The participation rate of 52% compares favourably with population based epidemiological studies, 48 49 especially in view of concerns about barriers to women's participation in trials.

In all, 52% of eligible women participated in TOMBOLA, which compares favourably with population-based epidemiological studies (Olson, 2001), especially in view of concerns about barriers to participation of women in trials (Sharp et al, 2006).

Overall resection rate of CLM was 26.2%, which compares favourably to other population-based as well as single-centre analyses [ 5, 8– 13].

The attrition rate (24%) was similar to that reported for exercise programmes in other cancer patient populations [ 27, 28], and compares favourably with one of the few reported studies in MM patients (42%, Coleman et al).. Importantly, all patients who started on the EP completed their planned 3, or 6 months.

And the freedoms enjoyed by the population in the self-rule areas contrast favourably with the conditions of their countrymen under Baathist rule.

This compares favourably with data from the IDEAL and EAP populations as a whole, and with data from a previous study for a population with similar baseline pretreatment characteristics: following initial regimens of a platin and docetaxel, patients (n=43) with a mean age of 51 (range 20 – 80) years went on to undergo subsequent lines of chemotherapy as required.

Our response rate compares very favourably considering that this is a population of newly-diagnosed cancer patients recruited before the start of treatment.

In many respects, HIV-positive mothers fed their infants less favourably than mothers in the general population, with potentially detrimental effects both on the child's nutrition and on the risk of HIV transmission.