Sentence examples for reporting in favour of from inspiring English sources

Speaking of record-breakers, Bajrangi Bhaijaan's blistering overseas pace – recently hurdling the 600 crore ($92m) mark worldwide – and the bias of Indian box-office reporting in favour of Hindiphone output has let one big achievement slip under the radar.

As regards risk behaviours, potential information bias like over reporting in favour of socially accepted behaviour such as tooth brushing may occur while underreporting could be the case for less accepted behaviour such as consumption of sugars.

The open design would not have influenced the immunogenicity results because the laboratory personnel was blinded during serological testing but had the potential to bias the safety reporting in favour of the control plain polysaccharide vaccine versus the meningococcal conjugate vaccine.

But Caldwell here abandons his clear-eyed reporting in favour of recycling a mild version of the neoconservative "Eurabia" thesis, which sees a decadent, irreligious Europe overrun by militant Islam.

In 1824, through Joseph Hume, a member of Parliament, Place brought about the appointment of a parliamentary committee that reported in favour of repealing the acts.

When, in 1957, Wolfenden reported in favour of decriminalising homosexual acts performed between adult males in private, Maxwell Fyfe, now Viscount Kilmuir and lord chancellor, declared that he was "not going down in history as the man who made sodomy legal".

The ownership of the Auvergne and parts of the Berry were put to an arbitration panel, which reported in favour of Henry Henryy followed up this success by purchasing La Marche from the local count.

The Hypertension in the Very Elderly Trial [HYVET] was designed to examine the risks and benefits associated with the use of anti-hypertensive therapy in those aged 80 or more and has recently reported in favour of anti-hypertensive treatment reducing mortality, cardiovascular events, stroke and heart failure [13].

This study showed no significant difference in the initial analysis of the efficacy of CT v ERP (these findings were used for the present study); however after adjustment for medication use a marginally significant result was reported in favour of ERP (p = 0.049).

Organizational environments that downplay reporting hierarchies in favour of openness and a shared culture are more favourable to KM strategies.

Four trials reported recovery outcomes at or beyond one year of follow-up [ 19, 21, 24, 29, 30], with three of these trials reporting findings in favour of the intervention [ 19, 21, 29, 30].