Sentence examples for unfavourable numbers from inspiring English sources

19 Furthermore, there are concerns that the "intrusiveness of unfavourable numbers" can undermine healthcare relationships and destroy hope.

The analysis was performed repeatedly using different cut off values to define a favourable or unfavourable CTC number, at 3, 4 or 5 CTCs, but no statistical significance was found in any of these comparisons.

Owing to few events, overfitting may be present in the models analysing the risk of being granted a disability pension when adjusting for the number of unfavourable work factors and the total number of sick leave days.

It comes after weeks of reports that the pair's relationship had broken down amid flagging audience numbers and unfavourable reviews for the flagship programme.

Simulation results of drainage scenarios at different capillary numbers and unfavourable viscosity ratios are presented and used to validate the MSPN method against solutions obtained by an existing dynamic network flow solver.

Mr Teo described the latest IP numbers as "unfavourable".

In conclusion, Patients with CIMP+ had higher AFP level, multiple tumor numbers and unfavourable outcome.

FPs, especially in rural areas, are already under considerable pressure due to insufficient numbers and unfavourable cost structures.

The study identified the ATLAS score, age, and the number of antibiotics after episode onset as predictors of unfavourable evolution, while the number of days of hospitalization was associated with the recurrence of symptoms.

Our study identified the ATLAS score, age, and number of antibiotics after episode onset as predictors of an unfavourable outcome, while the number of days of hospitalization was associated with symptom recurrence.

As shown in figure 1C, the proportion of CAD patients with MI increased progressively with increasing number of unfavourable alleles (χ2 for linear trend = 10.68; P = 0.001).