While a focus of this field has been to identify subgroups of breast cancer patients benefiting from particular types of systemic therapy, response to radiotherapy has equally been addressed by microarray studies, for example, in diseases treated with radical radiotherapy such as cervix cancer [ 9].
Scoring individuals as low-, medium-, or high-risk can help with housing and treatment decisions, identifying people who can safely be sent to a minimum security prison or even a "halfway house," or who would benefit from a particular type of psychological care.
The clinical development of new therapies is limited by the availability of informative biomarkers to identify patients who are likely to benefit from a particular type of therapy and by the question whether these markers can act simultaneously as a therapeutic target (Detchokul & Frauman 2011, Citrin et al. 2013).
The risk for chest wall recurrence with radiotherapy was higher in the HER-2 group (without trastuzumab) and in the triple negative group, which is the same finding as seen in patients treated with BCT [ 12], and indicates that although these markers may be prognostic they are not predictive of benefit from a particular type of local therapy.
But so many companies and industries benefit from particular provisions, and they defend these provisions aggressively.
Capgras delusion is thought to result from a particular type of brain damage.
In particular, Microsoft has seen through direct feedback that students are one group that can really benefit from these types of tools".
In particular, it has been suggested that people with lower cognitive ability are less likely to benefit from different types of public or targeted health interventions than their cognitively more able peers (Gottfredson, 2004).
That is, are there any particular types of women who benefit more or less from antiplatelet agents?
