Sentence examples for was rather favourable from inspiring English sources

The further evolution was rather favourable.

In general, treatment outcome of juvenile dissociative disorder is rather favourable.

In the majority of cases short-term treatment outcome of juvenile dissociative disorder is rather favourable.

This possibility is rather favourable because any future cell-based therapy for DMD patients will be employed in an allogeneic combination.

These figures are rather more favourable to Europe than those cited by The Economist.

There were even one or two hardy souls in Swiss colours shouting "Come on Roger!" One man who certainly did have faith in Murray was an anonymous punter from Cardiff who, according to betting website Coral, staked £10,000 the Scot winning the tournament, way back at the start of the Championships when Murray was a rather favourable 10-1 chance.

In the study by Miki et al investigating the combination of irinotecan and cisplatin in relapsed germ cell cancer patients, only four of 18 patients had previously received high-dose chemotherapy plus blood stem cell support and in three patients, cisplatin/irinotecan was used as second-line therapy indicating that this may have been a rather favourable patient group.

However, comparing the PSAs of different vaccines is rather critical as potentially a highly favourable option (upper limit 95% confidence interval) of one vaccine is compared with a rather unfavourable option (lower limit 95% confidence interval) of the other vaccine.

While it creates favourable structures through its influence on higher administrative levels (e.g. availability of funding), its impact on individual decision making seems to be rather marginal.

This is rather unique, for Jayarāśi does not seem to follow any authorities or to quote passages and opinions which he unreservedly views in favourable light.

The advantages of the above-mentioned drugs are their relatively low cost, widespread access and, for some, their rather favourable safety profile.