Sentence examples for benefit modalities from inspiring English sources

26See Decree n° 2012 2369 dated 16 October 2012 fixing the programmes of the national employment fund, their conditions and the benefit modalities.

The initial phase includes approximately a period not lower than 6 months which allows the baseline assessment of certain interesting variables in the applicant caregivers who are free from the exposure factor (reception of any of the benefits modalities of the LPAPAD).

The available literature seems to indicate that loss of RB protein expression in bladder cancer confers a more aggressive phenotype resulting in decreased survival when applying an exclusively surgical strategy but also an increased radiosensitivity resulting in at least equal results in radically irradiated series and in a survival benefit when modalities are combined.

Physicians caring for children with cancer need to be aware of this rare complication and educate families about the benefits and modalities of optimal oral hygiene and the need to immediately report to their child's health provider for mouth pain and or lesions.

Clinical ultrasound is commonly used in medical practices worldwide due to the multiple benefits the modality offers clinicians.

Studies have shown that many general medical practitioners refer their patients to complementary/alternative medicine (CAM) practitioners and believe in the therapeutic benefit of these modalities.

This suggests different mechanisms in genesis or propagation of these two forms of HF, which would explain the difference in benefit with treatment modalities.

The IDC team should help to create patient-centered action plans for initiating dialysis, coordinate listing for kidney transplantation, and define goals of care for patients who may not desire or benefit from these modalities.

This structure will allow us to determine the degree of transfer of benefit to untrained modalities, including the extent to which improvements generalize to untrained functional ability and real-world experience (e.g., quality of life).

Although treatment of breast cancer has been significantly improved by the development of molecular-targeted drugs in the past few decades, a subset of patients do not receive benefit from these modalities [ 2, 3].

Both treatment modalities benefit from the glucose-dependent effect of GLP-1 on insulin secretion and glucagon inhibition, whereby improvements in glucose control can be achieved with minimal risk of hypoglycemia when combined with metformin or thiazolidinedione (TZD) (1).