Sentence examples for benefit led from inspiring English sources
Ms. Williams's study estimated that the commercialization lag's incentive to invest in drugs of shorter duration benefit led to 890,000 lost life-years among American patients found to have cancer in 2003 alone.
However, in this study, judgement criteria in favour of colloids were secondary in nature and the weakness of the benefit led the authors to consider their results as investigational only [15].
Other Guys Glen Allen, chairman of the benefit, led a banquet committee that included Sid Adler, Jeff Morris, Tim Redmond, Jay Brown, Kelly Munson, Tim Scanlon, Doug Forde, Ed Slater, Noel Wells and Dave Parsonage.
Poor compliance or lack of perceived benefit led to discontinuation in 3 additional subjects after V2 (2 siblings with type II, a 5 year old girl and 7 year old boy, and a poorly compliant 3 year old boy with type II who repeatedly refused oral dosing).
Increasing the assumed length of treatment benefit led to reduced ICERs in all scenarios.
This drug's vast therapeutic benefit led to it being featured on the cover of Time magazine and coined as the "magic bullet" to cure cancer [13].
In this mistaken view, the quest for individual benefit leads to collective good, as Adam Smith argued about markets more than two centuries ago.
A bonus benefit: Leading your life this way spurs you to spend more time with those you respect which bolsters, in you, the traits you most admire in them.
For example, tax benefits led companies to provide company cars, encouraging excessive mileage.
But a dispute over costs with the Stations company, which self-insures its dental benefits, led On-Site to leave at the conclusion of its contract in 2005.
Declines in hours worked by manufacturers and a rise in claims for state unemployment benefits led the overall drop in the August index of leading economic indicators.
