Sentence examples for advantage of causing from inspiring English sources

Topical agents have the advantage of causing no bodywide side effects, though some can cause rashes and blisters on sensitive skin.

The new shutdown/control system has the advantage of causing the minimum perturbation of the axial flux shape when the control channels are partially flooded with boric acid.

These studies suggest that selective COX-2 inhibitors may have similar effects on cancer incidence albeit with the advantage of causing less adverse side effects associated with aspirin use, such as gastrointestinal bleeding.

While the new disposable cup had more cup detachments and extraction failures than the standard metallic cups, this innovative disposable device had the advantage of causing fewer perineal injuries.

Insulin glargine has been studied in a number of large clinical trials involving patients poorly controlled by lifestyle changes and oral antidiabetic therapy, and it was shown to be at least as effective as NPH insulin with the clinically important advantage of causing significantly fewer episodes of nocturnal hypoglycemia.

32, 127 Topiramate has the added advantages of causing weight loss and improving the lipoprotein profile, both of which are particularly useful in overweight type 2 diabetic patients.

The minimally invasive technique of percutaneous fixation with cannulated screws has the advantages of causing less destruction of the soft tissues and less implant irritation to the soft tissues, reducing the risk of postoperative wound complications and encouraging early rehabilitation.

Ozone has the advantage of not causing taste or odour problems; it leaves no residual in the disinfected water.

An alternative approach is to directly deliver recombinant proteins, which has the advantage of not causing artificial modifications in gene expression.

Recent studies have validated the use of balloon catheters and found them to be equally effective and safe as pharmacological methods, with the advantage of not causing hyperstimulation and unfavourable cardiotocograph (CTG) changes [ 2– 4].

The Bush campaign disputes that charge, but the Democrats are taking advantage of ambiguities caused by the fact that Mr. Bush has never presented a detailed plan but only overall principles for individual accounts.