Sentence examples for benefit blocking from inspiring English sources

Italy now requires independent board members to veto any transaction which appears to benefit blocking shareholders rather than the company itself.

The distal fragment could possibly go into varus or valgus during lengthening and may benefit blocking screws.

It is also noteworthy that the analysis of gender errors showed that the emerging benefit of Rhyme&Melody over Prose was temporally correlated with the emerging benefit of blocking and the interaction of blocking and Rhyme&Melody, so clearly it was the combination of input optimization techniques that did the trick.

The HOPE and the LIFE trials showed a benefit in blocking angiotensin in diabetics.

As an added benefit, ad blocking also improves your privacy.

It also touts reduced battery drain as an added benefit of blocking ads while browsing, along with claims of a reduced risk of malware infection.

MEK inhibitor has been demonstrated significant clinical benefit for blocking MAPK pathway activation and possibly could block reactivation of the MAPK pathway at the time of BRAF inhibitor resistance.

These findings provide novel insights into the pathogenic interface between lupus monocytes and apoptotic cells, and might offer a mechanistic explanation into the unexpected benefit that blocking TNF-α activity has had in the treatment of patients with SLE.

Importantly, basal pain sensitivity was not altered in pafr−/− mice, suggesting the possibility of a therapeutic benefit of blocking PAFRs in the treatment of tactile allodynia without affecting normal pain sensitivity.

Cancer patients may benefit from blocking the capacity of tumor cells to recruit Tregs.

In nonproteinuric patients, a specific benefit from blocking the RAS pathway is not well documented.