Sentence examples for yet favourable from inspiring English sources

Comparisons with an independent model of primary production, CENTURY, are relatively poor, yet favourable comparisons are made with previous primary production estimates found for the region in the literature.

On the other hand, statins have been in clinical use for more than 15 years with a well-known, yet favourable, toxicity profile, even if used for long periods.

Yet his favourable policy toward the Christians never faltered.

Monitored intensification of platelet inhibition by bolus-only administration of GPI and individualised DAPT resulted in a yet more favourable outcome in our STEMI population, as no early thrombotic events occurred.

They write: "And yet, despite these favourable circumstances, none was able to capitalise.

But the minister to Britain and France, Zeng Jize, son of Zeng Guofan, succeeded in concluding a treaty at St . Petersburgin February 1881 that was more favourable yet still conceded the Russians many privileges in East Turkistan.

Prognosis in PLCH is favourable, yet variable.

However, a clear difference was observed in the reactivity as 3 M solution was quite favourable yet gave maximum conversion efficiency and the reaction was highly controllable.

Results revealed that Serine 20 mutants could still bind FAD, but polarity in this position is favourable, yet not essential for the integrity of FAD binding.

Scientists haven't been able to do much work on the origin of hair because nobody has yet discovered a favourable deposit that preserves therapsid skin impressions.

Duncan's visit to Hackney will provide yet another bout of favourable publicity for the charter movement, but little for its critics – including those who argue convincingly that such schools do not always deliver and often intensify social and ethnic segregation.