Sentence examples for benefit suggest from inspiring English sources

Despite absence of placebo controls, these novel preliminary pilot data demonstrating short-term antinociceptive benefit suggest the feasibility of future trials using randomized, placebo-controlled design.

The few variables associated with differential benefit suggest that a patient-centered supportive patient practitioner relationship may be beneficial for most patients.

These preliminary data indicate that synbiotics are unlikely to be harmful, although trends to benefit suggest a larger multicentre study may be warranted.

In conclusion, in comparison with de Gramont as administered in this study, the significant reduction in costs of Lokich with comparable clinical benefit suggest that it offers the best value for money of the three regimens.

The 95% confidence intervals around net monetary benefit suggest that there is a strong likelihood that START is cost effective at the £30 000 threshold (see appendix B on bmj.com).

Meanwhile, the numerous gaps in the growing list of stillbirth risk factors, the pathophysiology of certain maternal infections and conditions, and the many interventions for which there is conflicting evidence of benefit suggest the need for greater investment in large studies powered to measure stillbirth rate reductions.

She dislikes the way the very word "benefit" suggests something positive and extra, rather than simply a levelling of an unequal playing field.

Gradient injection of cosolvent did not appear to provide any benefit suggesting a rapid decrease in interfacial tension (IFT) compared to the rate of DNAPL solubilization.

"On tax credits, if he pulls back, he may well be cutting housing benefit," suggests McDonnell.

42 The potential therapeutic benefit suggested in animal models was confirmed in clinical studies.

The large maximal SNR benefit suggests a potentially noise-free ERK response.