Sentence examples for be of questionable benefit from inspiring English sources
This work is unique in that the use of ORC in extremely low temperature applications has previously been considered to be of questionable benefit due to its low efficiency.
31 Previous research has shown that the treatments available for dementia are perceived by GPs to be of questionable benefit, 11 17 18 21 a finding supported by our study.
In the nine years that I have been a GP, I have seen astronomical change in the NHS – much of which has been of questionable benefit.
A detailed assessment of 33 developmental corridors involving the construction of immensely long roads, railways, pipelines and power cables has found that most of them are of questionable benefit and at least six are so toxic for the environment that they should be cancelled immediately.
But one Rand study in 1993 found that 4% of angioplasties done in New York were clearly inappropriate and another 38% were of questionable benefit.
Flavonoids are of questionable benefit, with potential side effects.
In the low-risk population, younger women tend to rely on self-awareness and self-examination, which are of questionable benefit.
Feedback alone is of questionable benefit; improvement in outcome is strongest in clinic systems in which screening and feedback are combined with system changes that help ensure adequate treatment and follow-up.
Unlike other antidepressants, SSRIs demonstrate a flat dose response curve for the treatment of depression with higher than standard doses (>1 DDD) being of questionable benefit [ 29- 31, 36, 37].
The gels are of questionable medical benefit for many of the millions of men who now take them, he and other doctors say, and their side effects may well prove dangerous.
It notes that parliament has legislated "the advancement of human rights" as a charitable purpose, but then decides that any advocacy for changing the law (which is how human rights advance) is of questionable public benefit, and therefore cannot be charitable.
