Sentence examples for benefit from administration of from inspiring English sources

VTE prophylaxis is not advisable in all patients, although those who feature risk factors may benefit from administration of LMWH.

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.

Examination of the effect of increasing external PEEP on inflation pressure may allow identification of those patients who might benefit from administration of external PEEP.

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).

Amphetamine does increase levels of 5-HT as well as dopamine and noradrenaline (Balcioglu, Zhang, & Tarazi, 2003; Kuczenski & Segal, 1989, 1995; Kuczenski, Segal, Leith, & Applegate, 1987), therefore the therapeutic benefit derived from administration of amphetamine in ADHD may result in part from activation of the serotonergic system.

A 1979 study showed immune system benefit from daily administration of 1g of vitamin C. Two children with autosomal recessive genetic chronic granulomatous disease were given this dose, prior to which they had recurrent infections, abnormal neutrophil function, and elevated serum IgE levels.

Patients with stages Ic/II and tumor grade 2/3 had worse progression-free survival than patients with only one of these factors and might benefit from the administration of more cycles of chemotherapy.