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The phrase "a survival benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing advantages or advantages that contribute to survival, often in biological, ecological, or evolutionary discussions.
Example: "The thick fur of the arctic fox provides a survival benefit in extreme cold, allowing it to thrive in harsh environments."
Alternatives: "an adaptive advantage" or "a survival advantage".
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Like the first trial, neither showed a survival benefit.
Still, some doctors say the hint of a survival benefit is too strong to ignore.
But whether that translates into a survival benefit -- and how much of one -- is not known.
Only a small number of randomised trials show a survival benefit in the treatment of HCC.
For these women, clinical studies have observed a survival benefit after prophylactic mastectomy.
We investigated whether DIC screening was associated with a survival benefit in patients with sepsis.
Perioperative chemotherapy confers a survival benefit in selected patients with CLMs.
However, median survival differs substantially between clinical trials, suggesting a survival benefit with some strategies.
Evidence of a survival benefit was most consistent for specialist (surgeon) effect.
Azacitidine confers a survival benefit in higher-risk MDS patients, while decitabine does not.
Despite an improvement in progression-free survival this did not translate into a survival benefit.
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