Sentence examples for strongly unfavourable from inspiring English sources

More Americans have a "strongly unfavourable" view of Clinton than of any Democratic nominee since pollsters started asking the question.

Another poll (ABC News/Washington Post) showed that 42% of Americans have either a "strongly unfavourable" or "unfavourable" view.

Also in our setting, high CRP values had a strongly unfavourable prognostic relevance.

Therefore, we hypothesize that paralogs for "crucial RPs" could be strongly unfavourable.

In this study, the genetic correlation between protein yield and CFI in first lactation was strongly unfavourable.

As any permanent introduction of extraneous DNA into a phage genome is strongly unfavourable for medical purposes, integration of foreign motifs with the phage genome was not applied.

This point remains controversial (Hara et al, 2001; Toomey et al, 2001) although several authors strongly support the unfavourable prognostic value of a high telomerase expression in stage I NSCLC (Marchetti et al, 1999, 2002; Wang et al, 2002).

The results from this study demonstrate, for the first time, that membranous expression of PODXL in urothelial bladder cancer strongly correlates with unfavourable tumour characteristics and is an independent factor of DSS and OS.

Interestingly, significant nuclear localisation of ERK5 was strongly associated with both unfavourable patient survival outcome and the development of castrate-resistant disease (P<0.0001) (McCracken et al, 2008).

Nuclear expression of survivin was strongly associated with an unfavourable disease-free survival rate with an estimated 3-year disease-free survival probability for OSCC exhibiting non-nuclear vs nuclear survivin expression of 78 vs 35% (hazard ratio=8.264; 95% CI=2.510 27.210; P<0.001).

The risk for adverse and for unfavourable outcome increased strongly with each addition of a major neonatal risk factor (BPD, major brain injury, ROP stage 3 or higher, NEC or proven sepsis), with a p-value of <0.001).