Sentence examples for was favourable as from inspiring English sources

The outcome was favourable as he recovered normal renal function.

In all cases, the most frequent allele was favourable as it was associated with shorter lesions.

The values of n prove that the adsorption of fluoride ions onto BPD-1, BPD-2 and BPD-3 are favourable as the magnitude lies between 1 and 10 (Achak et al. 2009).

But all the events have been well attended and, for the most part, the weather has also been favourable, as a new generation of athletes have taken their chance to impact on the public consciousness.

Comparison of the theoretical load displacement response with experimentally measured data is favourable as demonstrated using data obtained via quasistatic cyclic tests on two-way spanning walls; the model is shown to provide an acceptable lower bound estimate of actual behaviour.

In general, the reviews were favourable; as Moskal explains, "with nationalist movements simmering in Europe, to culminate in the revolutions of 1848, reviewers took Rambles seriously as a political as well as a literary endeavour".

Their initial impressions were favourable as Verity took five for 42 against the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) in Yorkshire's first match of the season and five for 42 against Cambridge University.

Potentially, the safety profile of the drug is favourable as it did not affect healthy vessels [ 47].

Moreover, it is our understanding that having the PZ zone with a slightly lower modulus should be favourable as this will not provide stress-shielding to cells as they experience compressive forces.

Both the financial costs (i.e., affordability) and the cost-effectiveness profile (i.e., value for money) of an HPV vaccine will need to be favourable as this vaccine will compete for dollars earmarked for existing immunisation programs.

The fit statistics for the confirmatory factor analysis are favourable as shown, for example, by the upper value of the 95% confidence interval of the RMSEA being less than 0.05 [ 15].