Sentence examples for benefit from compression from inspiring English sources
A life as messy as hers — glittering but repetitive — and an oeuvre as uneven can benefit from compression.
[12] 84 Randomized prospective Mixed patients Treatment vs. no treatment monitored for propagation Rate of propagation 25%% less in those treated with 10 days of heparin No benefit from compression stockings and LMWH vs. compression therapy alone in MVT patients Small numbers; Largely ambulatory patient group (89 % outpatients) Against Sales et al.
Not all files will benefit from compression.
The files that benefit most from compression are things like Microsoft Office files, and these are already compressed as standard when saved in the new Office 2007 and OpenOffice file formats.
Such environments can greatly benefit from data compression if it is done quickly enough.
Cox and Xu 20 found that persons with lower cognitive abilities might also benefit from fast compression – at least with contextual speech.
These results indicate a benefit from using intermittent compression devices as a physical method of thromboprophylaxis in orthopaedic, trauma and vascular patients.
"Their stories now benefit from our advanced video compression and player customization tools, along with streaming and offline viewing in up to 4K," she added.
Last month Mr. Heins said that consumer BlackBerry 10 models would no longer benefit from RIM's special Web compression technology, the chief service provided to consumers by RIM.
The criteria for selecting patients who may benefit from surgery of spinal cord compression in metastatic prostate cancer are poorly defined.
But Dr. Marsha K. Guess, an assistant professor at Yale medical school and the lead author of the new study, said female cyclists may benefit from anatomical differences that produce less compression.
