Sentence examples for benefit monitoring from inspiring English sources
Some experts say the government may try to turn microblogs to its benefit, monitoring comments and traffic to take the pulse of the nation, and perhaps even anticipate and respond to signs of social discontent.
In one recent study, general practitioners level of support of pharmacists' roles in medication management was high for technical and safety functions (e.g. checking prescriptions) and progressively diminished for more "clinical" services (advising patients on medicine's potential benefit, monitoring effectiveness) [ 19].
But when the issue was discussed in focus groups initial support for controls fell away, the report found: "It was interesting to note that focus group participants tended to support the idea of other people (particularly younger people) having their benefits monitored, but not themselves".
Although there may be some benefit in monitoring auxiliary equipment, maximum benefit can be achieved only when reliability of the plant's critical production systems is maintained.
She would only benefit from monitoring my electronic money transfers if I learned how to do electronic money transfers.
The benefit of monitoring uric acid (UA) concentrations in rasburicase-treated patients is questionable as spuriously low values are most frequently encountered.
Medical facilities can similarly benefit by monitoring their cooling and freezing systems.
However, there are still ongoing discussions of how patients would benefit from monitoring tumor hypoxia status and how hypoxia-directed therapy approaches could be used clinically [30],[30].
We also evaluated clinical benefit by monitoring PS, as defined by the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) criteria [ 19], over time.
This may be of benefit in monitoring response to therapy and in predicting prognosis in this disease.
Our findings support a potential benefit of monitoring and managing vitamin D levels (e.g., through supplementation) in early MS patients treated with IFN-beta-1b.
