Sentence examples for probable favourable from inspiring English sources

However, patients who do become pregnant and are desperate to have a child can be assured of a probable favourable outcome.

on trade "It is highly probable that a favourable trade agreement would be reached after Brexit … it is certainly possible that leaving the EU would leave the external sector better off in the long run, if Britain could use its newfound freedom to negotiate its own trading arrangements to good effect.

It is probable that the two favourable alleles were introgressed (from temperate donor inbred lines into the tropical adapted materials) together as genetically linked alleles that led to the observed strong linkage disequilibrium between the two markers.

It is highly probable such subjects with exceptional longevity and favourable lipoprotein profiles have avoided CVD.

In addition to the positive effect of legumes on voluntary intake, it is also probable that leaves of legumes are more favourable for intake than the stems and sheaths of grasses, particularly during the spring-heading period.

The value of probable error of 0.317 is an indicative of a favourable separation performance in a vibratory deck separator.

The first striking result of this analysis is that a shape holding an energetically less favourable shrep (shape 3) is the most probable one.

This would be favourable in the present context, but it is probable that neurological and cognitive sequelae of stroke would nevertheless overlap with items in the MADRS-S scale.

Recombination is therefore clearly conditioned by ecology, but conversely it is probable that recombination often drives ecological changes, for example by allowing favourable innovations to be exchanged by separate lineages adapting to a same lifestyle [ 3, 6].

It is probable that the reaction conditions in the 2% homogenate was most favourable to detecting these molecular interactions.

It is probable that the country's final balance of international payments was last year more favourable than for a number of years past.