Sentence examples for similarly favourable from inspiring English sources

The contingency-free Spanish bank bail-out has some Greek politicians declaring that their country should take a tougher line in negotiations with core states, the better to win similarly favourable terms.While the crisis is not yet back to November's rolling boil, momentum is building once again.

Similarly favourable data have been seen using pharmacological conditioning, with iloprost administration reducing the rate of CIN by 68%% [ 29].

Whether more mainstream participants (both preceptors and students) would demonstrate similarly favourable improvements between enhanced vs. control reports remains to be tested.

Randomised controlled trials have shown similarly favourable findings in arthritis, 2 cancer, 3 4 diabetes, 5 heart disease, 6 and respiratory illnesses, 7 among other chronic conditions.

We grouped tubular, apocrine, cribriform, papillary and mucinous carcinomas into the special type category because of their small numbers and because all had similarly favourable survival.

Similarly, favourable environmental conditions in non-breeding areas have resulted in late arrival at the breeding sites and good environmental conditions during stopover in early arrival at the breeding sites [ 15, 16].

Otherwise the obstetric and neonatal outcomes were similarly as favourable as those observed for the adolescents in comparison with the reference group.

In our current study, high levels (⩾36 per mm, upper quartile) of ieCD8+ TIL were similarly associated with favourable RFS (HR=0.581, 95% CI 0.358 0.944; P=0.0283; Figure 3B).

A few studies indicated that non-poor risk cytogenetic characteristics may favour intensive consolidation [ 18, 28], similarly to the more favourable response after adding anti-CD33 immunotoxin conjugate gentuzimab ozogamicin to remission or consolidation courses in the favourable or intermediate risk cytogenetic groups [ 29].

Similarly, prioritizing someone with a favourable not non-favourable match (ceteris paribus) is valued more than prioritizing someone waiting for 1 year (MRS = 4.23) as it exceeds 1, the utility from a 1 year wait.

The 2010 European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) recommendations stated that 'patients with a favourable prognosis very often respond similarly to low-intensity monotherapy or intensive medication strategiesʼ, suggesting that for patients with a poor prognosis this might be different [ 8].