Sentence examples for benefit and input from inspiring English sources
Although treatment was associated with virtually no side effects, there has been no apparent benefit and input to the trial has now stopped.
Differences in degrees of suitability are determined mainly by the relationship between benefits and inputs.
Our findings demonstrate that each healthcare professional attempted to provide the best care possible, but largely did so in isolation, and without the benefit of the knowledge and input of the other members of their respective microsystem.
Water resources are extremely scarce in this region so a balance between ecological benefits and irrigation inputs should be considered in the design and establishment of artificial plantations in the oasis desert ecotones.
People with severe mental illness were able to use an ePHR and derive benefit from monitoring and inputting PROMs.
Policies developed in secret -- without the benefit of public scrutiny, debate, and input -- are invariably less effective.
For long runs in big whole genome data, BHIT also provides intermediate status output and input in benefits stepwise running in big whole genome data.
Decisions about the content of personal exposure reports can benefit from input from study participants and communities, and they can draw from a growing number of field-tested models.
The task force's mission is to "identify and coordinate, in close cooperation with Greece and benefiting from input from other member states, the technical assistance that Greece needs to deliver" structural changes.
An assessment of a biotechnological application that takes these aspects into account benefits from input and deliberation with for example practitioners of agriculture and those working with the governance of agriculture, rather than solely expert-driven or academic actors focusing on agriculture.
Retinoblastoma differs from most other tumour types in that diagnosis, staging and treatment decisions must rely on clinical observations and imaging, without the benefit of input from histopathology or molecular pathology.
