Sentence examples for unfavourable category from inspiring English sources

Some 46% of participants' health behaviour ratings (n=403) in their targeted area of choice at Step 1 defined in the unfavourable category (red area), compared with 21% after counselling (n=303), and 9% defined in the favourable category (green area), compared with 39% after counselling.

In addition, the integrity of E-cadherin/β-catenin complex was lost in the unfavourable categories of these clinicopathologic variables: tumor size (>3 cm) (p = 0.006), presence of lymph node metastasis (p = 0.0001), presence of necrosis (p = 0.0001), higher mitotic index (p = 0.0001) and tobacco consumption (p = 0.0001).

Each was created using three categories: unfavourable, intermediate and favourable for social norms and low, intermediate or high levels of stigma towards HIV.

The classes are sorted in ascending order from <0 to >300 mm in these categories: excluded, unfavourable, medium, favourable and very favourable.

Based on cytogenetics and FISH, AML patients are stratified into three major risk categories: favourable, intermediate and unfavourable.

The primary endpoint was 1-month survival with unfavourable neurological outcome, or Glasgow-Pittsburgh cerebral performance category (CPC) scale = 3 to 5. The overall rates of 1-month survival with CPC = 1 or 2 and collective 1-month survival were 2.55% and 5.22%, respectively.

For categorical variables reference categories were chosen according to expected unfavourable prognosis.

Most of the coughs missed were removed from the recording of a single female asthma patient, causing the relatively unfavourable results for both the female and asthmatic categories.

However, the percentage of patients receiving additional chemotherapy was equal in the two response categories: 14 (17%) of the 82 unfavourable responders and 29 (18%) of the 164 favourable responders.

This suggests that the apparent hazard disadvantage of women in the 'most deprived' category cannot be explained in terms of a more unfavourable morphology of the tumour at diagnosis.

Such categories are used to distinguish between favourable and unfavourable variable attributes by defining criteria limit values.