Sentence examples for predominantly favourable from inspiring English sources

Despite the fateful part he played in Judah's history, Nebuchadrezzar is seen in Jewish tradition in a predominantly favourable light.

Overall our calculations suggest that a stable equilibrium for these fecundity alleles might only be expected in populations of large size (Ne>400) [15] under favourable or predominantly favourable environmental conditions.

This review showed that it has predominantly favourable measurement properties that have been studied with adequate methodological rigor.

Tyrosine phosphorylated MT1-MMP was immunostained on tissue microarray samples from 55 patients with neuroblastoma detected by mass screening (known to be predominantly associated with favourable outcome), and from 234 patients with standard diagnosed neuroblastoma.

The various lipid formulations of amphotericin B are increasingly used in place of amphotericin B deoxycholate, predominantly because of their more favourable toxicity profiles.

The outcome was most favourable in eyes with predominantly classic (type 2) CNV: 59% of treated eyes lost less than 15 letters over 2 years versus 31% in the sham group.

Soils less favourable for agricultural use are found in the predominantly forested regions of the Northern Highland and the Central Plain.

Moreover, utilization of predominantly saturated and C18 polyunsaturated fatty acids seemed to be more favourable, than a greater share of long chain omega-3 poly-unsaturated fatty acids.

Like Frieje HC1A, the proneural subtype was defined by genes implicated in neurogenesis, composed predominantly (69%) of non-GBM, and associated with significantly more favourable median overall survival (3.6 vs ⩽1.3 y), independent of histological grade.

Type 4 fallers (persons who experienced a fall away from home during mobility-related activities) predominantly were younger (aged <80), more active and have the most favourable daily functioning (GARS) scores.

The effects of the QTL detected in this study are relatively large (in the order of 0.4 to 0.7 phenotypic standard deviations) and originated predominantly from the larger-framed Awassi grandsire, as expected with the favourable allele for growth and body size.