Sentence examples for benefit represented from inspiring English sources

A positive relative safety benefit represented a decrease in crash potential.

Although the patient characteristics of each treatment group vary, the clinical benefit represented by PFS and OS of the conventional chemotherapy + ASCT group was almost equal to that of the novel drug group.

(This benefit represents about 73 percent of this group's total income, which is about $18,000).

The realization of these goals simultaneous with the achievement of an economic price, and social benefit represents the holistic ideal of sustainable housing design.

It is also unclear whether the community trusts, which are trumpeted as the main way ordinary people will benefit, represent new funds or simply a replacement for existing corporate social responsibility programs.

For the mailroom worker, the benefit represents a 100% boost in wages.

Conservatively, this fringe benefit represents about $750,000 a year for Stephens, who owns only four broodmares and sells to other breeders the access to the remaining nine stallions.

The association of these markers with treatment benefit represents primary hypotheses.

We recoded these variables into a dichotomous outcome with "much" and "some" benefit representing that the patients had benefited from the treatment.

The 1.4 quality-adjusted month benefit, representing a 10.8% relative gain, was statistically significant and clinically meaningful when TOX and REL utilities were both 0.5.

Of the two models, the exponential distribution of selective benefits is likely to be more biologically relevant (Betancourt and Bollback, 2006), a constant selective benefit representing, in some ways, a worst-case scenario for the method.