Sentence examples for promising in the case of from inspiring English sources

The results were promising in the case of the aged samples with both the stiffness and load bearing capacity being higher for the aged samples.

Büchler and coworkers [ 11] concluded that patients with infected necrosis should be treated surgically, whereas conservative management, including early antibiotic administration, is promising in the case of sterile pancreatic necrosis.

In the case of unimodal responses, the two new indices are satisfying and appear the more promising in the case of real signals.

From the applicability viewpoint, the first algorithm is relatively more promising in the case of M-ary PSM as γ i in (6) changes the phase for all modulation indices m=0,1,…,M−1 alternately.

A systems-based prediction of such combinatorial treatment approaches has recently been reported for colon cancer by Klinger et al. [ 39], which would be also very promising in the case of HNSCC.

Sometimes the results of modern blending are promising, as in the case of our No. 2 wine, the 2000 Viña Sardasol reserve from Virgen Blanca, which is 50percenttempranillolo, 30percentt cabernet and 20percentt merlot.

Therefore, we think haplotype-based association mapping is no promising strategy in the case of our study.

Substitution by methyl groups at the 2,6-positions gave promising results in the case of molecule with –OMe substituent on C-5 curcumin ring (3j) but molecule without any substituent in C-5 curcumin ring demonstrated poor activity (3f).

Abatacept is approved by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) for treatment of rheumatoid arthritis and juvenile idiopathic arthritis [94,95] and shows promising results in the case of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) patients [93].

Thus, the experimental regimens with gemcitabine and cisplatin to be tested in this trial would be considered to be not sufficiently active, if the 9-month survival rate was lower than 60%, but promising in case of a 9-month survival of ⩾80%.

Despite the fact that the results of such research seem promising, the restrictions in the case of monumental structures focusing on using compatible repair materials, renders them inappropriate for restoration works.