Sentence examples for be of added benefit from inspiring English sources

These studies suggest that targeting PlGF and VEGF-B, in addition to VEGF-A, could be of added benefit in treating angiogenic ocular disorders.

These attributes, in addition to its ability to bind VEGF-B and PlGF, could be of added benefit in treating various ocular disorders and cancers.

Our findings are interesting and show that, for the first time, combinations of MEK + AKT inhibitors are unlikely to be of added benefit to MEK inhibitors alone in cell line models studied which have only BRAF mutations.

It should be noted that extrinsic PEEP has also been shown to be effective at preventing ventilator-induced lung injury in other forms of lung injury and hence may be of added benefit in this situation.

In this post hoc analysis of the results of the AVOID study, we demonstrate that the reduction in UACR from add-on aliskiren treatment was independent of baseline renal function, and, thus, aliskiren can be of added benefit to standard treatment (including the optimal dose of the angiotensin receptor blocker losartan) in patients with stage 1 3 CKD.

Whilst it was recognized that, for some people, face to face appointments at NHS SSS were more difficult to attend, the majority of interviewees felt that these were of added benefit because carbon monoxide readings could be performed and communication was easier.

No suitable data for the assessment of added benefit were available for 14 of the 31 drugs.

Theoretically, rFVIIa may be of particular added benefit for patients with polytrauma and TBI.

On the other hand, Mg++ was of no added benefit in patients receiving prophylactic hypervolemia/hemodilution [ 134].

If this finding is confirmed, it would be an added benefit of influenza vaccination in elderly populations.

This so-called "bystander" effect could be an added benefit of utilizing ACT1 for breast cancer treatment.