Sentence examples for benefit in identifying from inspiring English sources
While having clinical implications, there is potential public health benefit in identifying a cluster of HIV transmission [ 43].
An assets-based approach would therefore be of benefit in identifying, supporting and mobilizing religious health assets in this area.
The next best tool supported by evidence is SOAR, which may have particular benefit in identifying patients in need of ICU admissions.
Detailed HPLC-analysis of water and soil from the different breeding sites would be of great benefit in identifying the xenobiotics most likely to induce cross resistance to insecticides.
A fetal surveillance unit provides a wide range of maternal and fetal diagnostic tests, often on an outpatient basis, of particular benefit in identifying and monitoring high-risk pregnancies.
The effects were largest for information similar to the training materials the genus identified from photographs but there was also a benefit in identifying the family from photographs, which was never explicitly trained.
Thinking like a malicious adversary can nevertheless have benefits in identifying safety vulnerabilities.
While Vitis appears to be a more informative comparator regarding cotton genome organization, translational genomics from Arabidopsis offers singular benefits in identifying the functions of cotton genes.
The major benefits in identifying the most clinically significant IFs may be achieved by including as few as 11 (for 99% benefits) or 19 (for 99.9% benefits) of the currently recommended ACMG panel of 24 conditions.
Since such treatments are currently used with more or less success against different types of cancer, there could be tremendous benefits in identifying genes that can induce mitotic catastrophe.
This important result is more informative than the stratified analysis of the ICER and would not have been possible without a joint probability distribution of the intervention effects and covariates, hence the importance of the net-benefit approach in identifying the effects of important covariates on the cost-effectiveness results.
