Sentence examples for unfavourable characteristics from inspiring English sources

In both DCIS and IDC, hypermethylation was associated with unfavourable characteristics.

In our models, the harm benefit ratio is unfavourable in patients with either favourable prognostic factors or with unfavourable characteristics.

Despite these prognostic unfavourable characteristics, the patient is still alive at the end of follow-up (survival ∼17 years).

The lack of improvement in OS could be correlated to the unfavourable characteristics of the patients, such as the absence of a fluopyrimidine in the chemotherapy regimen.

Similar to other authors (Kabbinavar et al, 2005), we consider that these patients, despite their unfavourable characteristics, may benefit from less-aggressive therapeutic alternatives.

ER-negative tumours correlate with poor tumour differentiation, high proliferation rate and other unfavourable characteristics, and are, in general, considered a more aggressive breast carcinoma.

Using this formula, we investigated how some clinical variables influence 2-year survival: we found that a low serum cholesterol level is an unfavourable characteristic in relation to survival.

Stratified analyses were also performed, separating patients who started cART during PHI and had unfavourable baseline characteristics (CD4 < 500 cells/mm and HIV load ≥ 5 log) from their counterparts with favourable characteristics (CD4 ≥ 500 cells/mm and HIV load <5 log).

Unfavourable slope characteristics are used to modify these values downward as experience may warrant.

Results reveal a vast laminate design space with Extension-Shearing coupling that can be maximised without the unfavourable strength characteristics associated with off-axis alignment.

Rigid wings usually fly at sub-optimal conditions generating unnecessary aerodynamic loses represented in flight time, fuel consumption, and unfavourable operational characteristics.