Sentence examples for worked favourably from inspiring English sources

Preparing and embedding spine segments worked favourably.

Shenker and colleagues recently used bisulphite pyrosequencing data from four loci (AHRR, 6p21 and two at 2q37) to differentiate between never and former smokers, establishing that their method worked favourably compared to cotinine measurement [ 8].

In summary, functions of the mAb innovation system in the United States work favourably to its knowledge development (F2) and research advancement guided by the ever-increasing high expectations (F4).

Mills, his jovial tones still rich with the accent of Rochester, Kent, where he grew up, compares their work favourably to more academic electronic experimentalists of the time.

As a theodicy and monadology, her system anticipates the philosophy of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who owned a copy of her treatise (probably a gift to him by their mutual friend, Van Helmont), and who received her work favourably.

Second, relational communication between team members ("how to say it", in terms of finding appropriate strategies for addressing issues that team members may have strong feelings about) seems to affect the working atmosphere favourably and increases job satisfaction.

On seven occasions between May 2013 and December 2015, Monbiot's Guardian work referred favourably to Trees for Life and its founder Alan Watson Featherstone, or to Widehorizons, an educational charity that gives children experiences of the natural environment.

Not all critics regard Stokes' work so favourably, however.

Klofstad has worked on several studies looking at how vocal perceptions influence decision-making and has found that lower pitches are perceived favourably for both men and women in terms of strength, dominance and electability.

Tucker and Jovovich also spoke favourably of both their experiences making the film and working with Besson in interviews on the Ultimate Edition DVD; Jovovich described Besson as "the first really amazing director I had worked with".

The timely and permanent return to work (RtW) of cancer patients favourably influences quality of life and economic independence.