Sentence examples for benefit for participating from inspiring English sources

It was concluded that the role of non-therapeutic Phase 0 trials is controversial for several reasons, including the lack of clinical benefit for participating patients.

Contribution to 'generalisable knowledge' was the most cited benefit for participating in the study, while 'slight discomfort' during sample collection was the most cited risk of participating in the study (Table 4).

The study protocol was approved by an ethical review board (Autorisation Number CCPPRB 02-002) because of its public health added value and the indirect individual benefit for participating DUs.

Overall, almost all (including all initial consent) participants believed that there were benefits for participating in the clinical study but only about one third believed that there were risks.

Study abroad programmes have been shown to have significant benefits for participating healthcare students such as promoting cultural awareness and understanding of different healthcare settings, policies and practices.

In consideration of the perspective of the buyer as a government auctioneer, we also propose a revised mechanism to implement the goal of achieving minimal procurement costs, and appropriate benefits for participating suppliers.

Lastly, Walsh and Schmidt [ 35] found that a telephone support intervention had psychological benefits for participating carers.

Overall, the majority (93%, 557/599) of respondents believed that there were personal benefits for participating in the study.

Among the benefits for participating in the study were frequent examination for illnesses and free treatment of febrile illness during the study.

Despite the recognition of its importance, and the obvious benefits for participating institutions, it could be argued that surgeons have fallen behind when it comes to cooperative research.

While the evidence regarding programme effectiveness is mixed (Barnett, 1995; Currie & Thomas, 1995), a recent analysis argues that Head Start passes a benefit cost test and can generate long-term benefits for participating children (Ludwig& Phillips, 2007).