Sentence examples for strong unfavourable from inspiring English sources
A strong, unfavourable correlation between growth strain and stiffness indicates that tree selection will have to deal with a trade-off between those traits when breeding for overall wood quality in E. bosistoana.
The study documented that cytoplasmic-membranous expression of CD24 represented an extremely strong unfavourable prognostic factor in breast cancer.
Summing up, in the present study expression of CD24c-m has been confirmed to represent a strong unfavourable prognostic index in breast cancer.
Both univariate and multivariate analyses demonstrated that cytoplasmic-membranous expression of CD24 (CD24c-m) represents a strong unfavourable prognostic factor in the entire group and in most of the subgroups of patients.
Longer ROH, which indicates a more recent common ancestor, had a stronger unfavourable effect on milk yield than shorter ROH; a ROH of five SNPs led to a much smaller reduction in milk yield than a ROH of 100 SNPs.
Identification of the strong and unfavourable effect of PPIs on microbiome composition has led to discussions about banning their over-the-counter availability.
When overall survival of patients with colorectal cancer is considered, age has the same strong and unfavourable prognostic significance as observed in most neoplastic diseases, being greater as age increases.
However, in multivariate models, BPD was the single strongest predictor of adverse outcome, while ROP, followed by BPD, was the strongest predictor of unfavourable outcome.
The presence of ROP stage 3 or higher was the single strongest predictor for unfavourable outcome (OR 4.88; 95%-CI 2.07 – 11.52; p < 0.001).
In this study we observed that persistent hyperglycemia in acute MI has a stronger relation with unfavourable short-term outcome than glucose at admission.
As microcirculatory disorders have been identified as strong predictive factors of unfavourable outcome, there is a need to develop accurate parameters at the bedside to evaluate tissue perfusion.
