Sentence examples for beneficial to ascertain from inspiring English sources
Titration of CPAP in the sleep laboratory is beneficial to ascertain response to nasal positive airway pressure therapy.
Although controversial, some suggest that hemodynamic data derived from the PAC are beneficial to ascertain cardiovascular performance in certain situations, such as in patients with inadequate noninvasive monitoring or when end points of resuscitation cannot be clearly defined [ 20].
46 Given the agreed importance of proteins at the 30-kDa range, future analysis using recombinant PpSP29 and PpSP32 will be beneficial to ascertain which protein is the true immunodominant salivary antigen.
Before we discuss the details of our modelling results, it is beneficial to ascertain that a well-controlled disassembly strategy of Nox1 is indeed important and not at all random.
Using linked data was also beneficial for looking forward to ascertain children's readmissions to hospitals in WA with a diagnosis of surgical wound infection.
Thus it is relevant to ascertain potential beneficial or adverse effects of GH therapy on metabolic risk factors in girls with TS.
Importantly, however, very few randomized controlled trials have been conducted to ascertain the beneficial role of omega-3 fatty acids in prevention and progression of neurodegenerative diseases such as AD.
To ascertain whether the beneficial actions of CMCs in the SNX model tracked with their in vitro anti-fibrotic effects or whether it reflected a more generalizable attribute of bone marrow derived cells, we next examined the in vivo efficacy of marrow stromal cells in the SNX model.
If increased levels of PEEP are indicated in the clinical setting, it might be prudent to assess CO and arterial oxygen saturation before and after increasing the level of PEEP in order to ascertain that the beneficial effect of PEEP with increasing FRC and oxygenation is not offset by a detrimental effect on CO, with a subsequent decrease in DO2.
Experiments were repeated to ascertain good reproducibility.
The present study was aimed to ascertain the potential of beneficial soil bacterium Azospirillum brasilense to alleviate saline stress in Trifolium repens.
