Sentence examples for provided unfavourable from inspiring English sources
The third RAI channel is run by the centre-left, and RAI's radio network often provided unfavourable coverage.
The coexpression of MMP-2 and MMP-9 provided unfavourable prognostic value in node-negative breast cancer patients (Li et al, 2004).
The obvious comparison would have been the breast cancer mortality rates in these two areas, but this was not done and would likely have provided unfavourable results, as breast cancer mortality rates in Nijmegen were not actually reduced.
Factors supporting specialist species suppressed problem species by providing unfavourable environmental conditions and putting them at a competitive disadvantage.
This observation supports the hypothesis that iron deficiency may provide an unfavourable environment for bacterial growth [23].
Each block contained 80 trials, half of them providing the Unfavourable Reality (the OP won), the other half the Favourable Reality (the OP lost).
This data indicates that muscles of old mdx mice provide an environment unfavourable to the engraftment of transplanted MuSCs, and FAPs isolated from regenerating muscles exposed to TSA can implement the engraftment ability of MuSCs in old mdx mice.
Onn et al (2004) who used an orthotopic model of lung cancer provided further confirmation of an unfavourable schedule of association between continuous exposure to an EGFR TKI and paclitaxel.
The remaining 48 proteins with unfavourable QMEAN Z-scores are provided in the Supplementary Data (Table S4).
Attitudes towards Aboriginal people were self-reported on an attitude thermometer which provided 10° intervals ranging from 0° (extremely unfavourable) to 100° (extremely favourable), with the mid-point of 50° representing neither favourable nor unfavourable attitudes.
This would have provided additional information on the further evolution of the unfavourable HRQoL scores in test indeterminates, especially because the majority would have received a negative result based on this follow-up scan.
