Sentence examples for benefit in restoring from inspiring English sources
Beyond purely culinary considerations, the flesh and blood of cats are considered to have a particular benefit in restoring male sexual potency.
In this study modular necks did not reveal a clear benefit in restoring hip geometry and dislocation rate after straightforward THA.
However, in spite of these encouraging experimental results, clinical trials have demonstrated that these stem cells have a modest and short-lived benefit in restoring cardiac function following ischemia [18], [19], [20], [21], [22].
In acute myocardial infarction, following drug-eluting stent implantation, intracoronary infusion of peripheral blood-mobilized CD34+ cells (90 ± 80 million cells per patient) shows benefit in restoring synchronous left ventricular contraction – exceeding the impact of stent implantation alone [13].
The biological functions of MST3b may include stimulation of axon outgrowth [ 13, 26], and its activation by inosine is potentially of therapeutic benefit in restoring limb usage following cerebral focal ischaemia ('stroke') [ 27].
Stem cell therapies have entered human clinical trials for diabetes, multiple sclerosis, and macular degeneration, and this year we saw the first demonstration that human embryonic stem cells can have real-life therapeutic benefit in restoring vision in a small cohort of legally blind patients.
Media companies' traditional business models have been about controlled pathways to the customer, and they may see benefits in restoring some of that control.
Although early CSF shunting shows some benefits in restoring periventricular white matter damage and cerebral blood flow, axonal damage is irreversible [ 1, 2, 15, 16].
There is an evidence of the benefit of the NMES in restoring quadriceps muscle mass and strength of soccer players.
There is an evidence the benefit of the NMES in restoring quadriceps muscle mass and strength of soccer players.
A relevant therapeutic benefit may also be in restoring the patient's ability to function on a daily basis, to socialize, and to be alert.
