The phrase "a benefit effect" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the positive outcomes or impacts of a particular action or decision, but it is better to use more established phrases.
Example: "The new policy has a benefit effect on employee morale, leading to increased productivity."
Alternatives: "a positive impact" or "a beneficial outcome."
In these conditions, TOL19-001® may have a benefit effect on healing in reducing type III collagen production.
Our study confirms that 4-HPR/Fenretinide is a very interesting therapeutic drug, reported to exert a benefit effect in the treatment of prostate cancer metastasis or to suppress the invasiveness of bone metastatic breast cancer cells [ 49, 50].
The search for effective interventions in sepsis has, in several cases, been associated with rather inconsistent results from clinical studies, as the pendulum seems to swing from a benefit effect through no effect to potential harm and all the way back to benefit, leaving the practicing clinician with a real therapeutic dilemma.
Clinical trials of several interventions have yielded apparently conflicting, even opposing, results as the pendulum has swung from a benefit effect through no effect to potential harm and then all the way back to benefit, leaving the practicing clinician rather confused.
The autologous treatment with EPCs, expanded four days in endothelium growth medium, improved coronary endothelium function and wall motion abnormalities and had a benefit effect on the metabolism in the target area in patients with symptomatic coronary atherosclerosis [ 67] (see Table 3).
In the end, this policy has a net benefit effect for Apple's brand and for consumers, since it ensures a more consistent experience across iPhone 5 users, regardless of network choice.
This effect might be interpreted as a benefit because it in effect, completely extinguished a component of the participant's tinnitus.
Linear growth showed evidence of a benefit with a substantial effect size of 0.79 z scores.
The results did not permit detection of either a benefit or an adverse effect of invasive monitoring through the PAC.
Ask the doctor the name of the medication, what effect it is supposed to have, how long it should take to show a benefit and what side effects you should be concerned about.
In all patients the drug induced a benefit without relevant side effects [290].
