Sentence examples for viewed as unfavourable from inspiring English sources
However, during interviews it became apparent that the term "negative findings" or "negative trial" can be used to mean either those with statistically non-significant findings or those that, whether statistically significant or not, are viewed as unfavourable to a particular position (for example, a sponsor's product or a hypothesis).
With the outburst attracting unfavourable attention in the press, where Capitol were viewed as "profiteering on the backs of famine victims", the company eventually backed down and agreed to release the album on Harrison's terms.
Psychosis can be viewed as a manifestation of a maladaptive brain organisation that arises from unfavourable interaction of genome and environment.
Booker is viewed as undecided.
Applicants are viewed as commodities.
Also, contextual interactions were not as unfavourable as for the other domains.
Steph's relationship with Gilly Roach was viewed unfavourable by most.
We consider scores 0 1 as unfavourable outcome, scores from 2 to 4 as favourable outcome.
This, coupled with the common occurrence of side effects, leads many doctors to view the risk:benefit ratio of such treatments as unfavourable.
Visiting Germany coincided with so many pleasant meetings as to endear me to German cities ever since, just as unfavourable ones coloured my view of France.
