Sentence examples for the favourable side from inspiring English sources

Visual evidence of bunching occurs in the distribution of EPC certificates on the favourable side of EPC grades among homes that have completed energy efficiency retrofits but not in the equivalent distribution of EPC certificates prior to completion of retrofits.

The favourable side effect profile has made particularly candesartan an attractive alternative which has gained popularity in many countries in spite of the limited documentation of effect (see, e.g. [64]).

A majority of the responses tended to be skewed towards the favourable side of the scale, reflecting a positive attitude to patient safety.

Although there was variation in graduates' satisfaction with different aspects of the programme, mean scores were all on the favourable side of the semantic scale or above the neutral point (Table  2).

Given the high prevalence of pulmonary metastases in advanced stage melanoma patients, the favourable side effect profile and the presumed prophylactic activity of lh-IL-2, one could ask whether lh-IL-2 therapy may generally be considered to prevent pulmonary disease spread in melanoma patients.

Other studies 11, 12 have confirmed the favourable side-effect profile of RFA in comparison with endovenous laser ablation (EVLA).

The high number of SROM prescriptions can be related to the favourable side-effect profile of morphine [ 12, 13].

The chemotherapeutic backbone of GEMOX was chosen given the favourable side-effect profile, convenient schedule (once every 2 weeks) and similar efficacy when compared to gemcitabine and cisplatin (Harder et al, 2006; Verderame et al, 2006; Andre et al, 2008).

That history lesson reinforces the need for Wales to seize their chance in Paris, especially as they are in the more favourable side of the draw.

England's inability to break down Slovakia was widely criticised, though it was arguably their failure to hold out against Russia that ultimately cost them a spot on the more favourable side of the draw.

France coach Marc Lievremont insists his team will aim to win against New Zealand on Saturday, despite picking a weakened team, leading to suggestions he was happy to lose and thus qualify from Pool A into the more favourable side of the draw.