Sentence examples for remarkably favourable from inspiring English sources
Investment banks responded by getting bigger.Expansion and diversification took place against a remarkably favourable background.
Vereinsbank merged with its cross-town rival, Hypo Bank, and the deal received remarkably favourable tax treatment without which, most people think, it would not have happened.What would Europe's industries look like if the politicians did not insist on trying to shape them?
As a result, patients with ACA or anti-RNAP showed a remarkably favourable prognosis as did those with anti-U1 RNP.
These patients have a remarkably favourable prognosis over 10 years, whereas the remaining 50% of patients fall into the intermediate or high RS categories, with consequent less favourable outcomes [ 17, 19].
The most comprehensive study – when judged by the set of interventions covered – demonstrated remarkably favourable cost-effectiveness evidence for a number of such interventions, e.g., legislation to reduce salt content in processed food or broad-based health education [ 14].
And the trematodes due to their remarkably variable appearance seem to be favourable to show the specialization potential of musculature within the flatworm Bauplan.
The number of his original settlers was 3,000, but the colony grew remarkably quickly because of its geographic position favourable for contact with Rome and Italy.
There are remarkably few examples of changes supposedly induced by growing trees that lead to less favourable conditions for that species.
Co-firing biomass with coal was found to have favourable synergy effects in all the cases: it significantly improves the burnout and remarkably lowers NOx emissions.
Remarkably, high ghrelin serum concentrations upon admission to the Medical ICU were a predictor for a favourable prognosis concerning ICU-mortality in sepsis patients (P = 0.0324).
