Sentence examples for benefit from administration from inspiring English sources
VTE prophylaxis is not advisable in all patients, although those who feature risk factors may benefit from administration of LMWH.
With his commercial interests to protect - through the joint venture between Sports Direct and Rangers Retail - he would be unlikely to benefit from administration.
In this regard, SCNP could be tested as a tool to identify AML patients who could benefit from administration of such inhibitors alone or in combinations with other standard agents and/or targeted inhibitors.
Thus, BRAF mutation-positive patients may benefit from administration of ipilimumab first followed by a BRAF inhibitor.
Manthous et al [ 13*] reported no benefit from administration of up to 100 puffs of albuterol (9 mg) with an MDI and elbow adapter in ventilator-supported patients.
These findings suggested that non-tumor biomarkers might predict subsets of patients likely to benefit from administration of EGFRis, including cetuximab.
Secondly, the observed reduction in the risk of arterial events with tranexamic acid suggests that the absolute benefits from administration of tranexamic acid are likely to be greatest in older trauma patients, who at any given level of severity of injury have a higher baseline risk of death from haemorrhage and thrombotic events.
The dose used is important, with no benefit found from administration of calcium plus 400 IU vitamin D daily in the Womens' Health Initiative (31) or with an 800 IU daily dose in RECORD (32).
The large benefit from early administration and the absence of benefit from late administration also supports this proposition.
The immigrants who would benefit from the administration's plan are mainly the parents of US citizens and lawful permanent residents.
While General Motors and Chrysler plead to Congress for a bailout, Mr. Ford has reached out to President-elect Barack Obama in hopes that his company can benefit from the administration's longer-term strategies for the auto industry.
