Sentence examples for any likely benefit from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of hormone manipulation on epithelial cell proliferation and PR expression in DCIS in relation to OR status of the DCIS tumours, to evaluate whether any likely benefit of giving adjuvant tamoxifen therapy or discontinuing HRT therapy relates to the OR status of the DCIS tumour.

Even pipeline takings that fully comply with public use restrictions still sometimes inflict harm on property owners and the environment that outweighs any likely benefits.

To do so risks harming the patient in multiple ways – physically, psychologically and financially – without any evidence of likely benefit.

But Mr. Rashtchy, noting that United Online would likely benefit from any exposure, said, "It's not necessarily important that we're overly positive about them".

Using at least 16 gates is desirable; however, the low count statistics in the resulting images are likely to eliminate any potential benefit of using 16 gates instead of 8.

While the present study does not preclude a potential beneficial effect of vitamin D supplementation in severe sepsis, our findings suggest that any potential benefit is not likely to be related to prevention of ALI/ARDS; a hitherto unsuspected mortality benefit may, however, exist for patients with severe trauma.

62 In addition, any potential benefit of ECMO likely wanes after ARDS duration of more than 7 days.

Like most things, the more you do it, the more you will likely benefit from it.

Who among them would most likely benefit from treatment?

I think the patient would likely benefit from rituximab therapy.

The app will likely benefit Apple and Facebook.