Sentence examples for advantages of treating from inspiring English sources

No doubt Davidson would do the same, arguing (for example) that the advantages of using a simple and well-understood logic in the metalanguage outweigh any putative advantages of treating "large" and the like in recursive clauses.

I also wondered whether having an app that requires multiple subscriptions to see all the content (you can also use it to subscribe to MLB.TV, and eventually NHL.TV) might result in a frustrating experience for users, but Pitaro pointed instead to the advantages of treating the app as "the starting point or front door to all things ESPN".

The advantages of treating all first degree contacts of the index case are clear: there is a higher likelihood of finding affected individuals among household contacts in comparison with random selection, and at least temporarily, scabies may be cleared from a particular household.

The UKPDS was followed by several other reports: one meta-analysis showing the advantages of treating hypercholesterolemia (24) and another focusing on multifactorial intervention (25).

The considerable advantages of treating the primary site and the regional lymphatic system in one surgical procedure (with less morbidity) should be emphasized [ 21].

Examples of questions are as follows: "The diabetes nurse gave me information on the advantages of treating or not treating my risk to develop cardiovascular disease" and "The information provided by the diabetes nurse was easy to understand".

This approach has the advantage of treating the remitting as a two-stage process.

This method also has the advantage of treating cases where the dynamical effects are present.

One advantage of treating previous events as states in a multi-state model approach over treating them as covariates in a Cox model is that the multi-state model does not assume proportional hazards.

It also has the advantage of treating the contamination in place so that large quantities of soil, sediment or water do not have to be dug up or pumped out of the ground for treatment (Adams et al. 2015).

However he told the BBC that aiding recovery could be easier: "The advantage of treating during the recovery period is it's longer, potentially it could be years, so it has huge potential.