Sentence examples for arm benefiting from inspiring English sources

The Researchers use three comparison strategies to evaluate intervention – comparison of the arm benefiting from the intervention with older people benefitting from a different type of project, older people who are not benefiting from a project and are still living at home and older people who are already institutionalized.

More importantly however, the 18 women in the non-intervention arm benefited from a session on cervical cancer that was conducted as part of the non-intervention package.

Thus, compared to those who had a limited lymphadenectomy, 28% more patients in the extensive lymphadenectomy arm benefited from cytoreduction of occult nodal metastases.

Conversely, the ATV arm benefited from less frequent gastrointestinal disturbances and significant reductions in total and LDL cholesterol, and triglyceride levels.

Its profits have allowed the family to ride out downturns in their other businesses.Both groups' manufacturing arms benefit from Turkey being in a customs union with the European Union.

All participants (intervention as well as control arms) benefit from dietetic and PA support, according to the recommendations of the second French National Health and Nutrition Program Plan National Nutrition Santéé 2, PNNS2).

"We need armed forces benefiting from all the talent of the people they protect," he said.

Many of the big power companies survived the crunch because they had a retail arm which benefited from the lower wholesale prices.

As production of these mobile computers start to ramp up in the second half of the year, Arm will benefit from the higher royalty percentage per chip that these technologies deliver compared to the processors in previous generations of mobile devices.

The Navy is set to rebuild its aging fleet, and the company's industry-leading shipbuilding arm should benefit.

Subsequent analyses of the PCA (60.5 months), and the analysis of the monotherapy arms (MAA) at 76 months, were affected by this crossover of patients who were at high risk for recurrence, most likely in favor of those in the tamoxifen arm, who benefited by the early switch to letrozole.