Sentence examples for unfavourable relation from inspiring English sources
The unfavourable relation between hyperglycemia and outcome is known for admission glucose and fasting glucose after admission.
Furthermore, factors such as an unfavourable relation with the GP, stigma and taboo associated with mental distress and the belief that problems needed to be solved individually also induced alternative help-seeking means.
Perhaps they need a higher Tth for take-off to compensate for a higher heat loss in the initial phase of flight due to their more unfavourable relation of body surface area to mass.
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.
Because of an unfavourable breast-tumour-relation, neo-adjuvant chemotherapy was applied.
Swaziland, Botswana and South Africa have relatively unfavourable cost-effectiveness in relation to their disease burden.
Similar results were observed in our study, although unfavourable IOP increase in relation to IOP before phacoemulsification was noted in the first month after this procedure.
In this study we observed that persistent hyperglycemia in acute MI has a stronger relation with unfavourable short-term outcome than glucose at admission.
The relation between unfavourable outcome and a low CSF WBC has been described previously in both patients with N. meningitidis and S. pneumoniae meningitis [ 3- 6].
When their validity was assessed in relation to unfavourable outcome as defined by the GOS (severe disability or death), dichotomy D showed the highest discrimination (c statistic) with high specificity (Table 4).
Women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) frequently cluster several cardiovascular risk markers and early subclinical atherosclerosis which seem to be in relation to their unfavourable endocrine and metabolic milieu [ 1, 2] represented mainly by insulin resistance, central obesity and hyperandrogenemia [ 3].
