Sentence examples for benefit suggests from inspiring English sources
She dislikes the way the very word "benefit" suggests something positive and extra, rather than simply a levelling of an unequal playing field.
"On tax credits, if he pulls back, he may well be cutting housing benefit," suggests McDonnell.
The large maximal SNR benefit suggests a potentially noise-free ERK response.
The absence of community-wide benefit suggests the excito-repellent effect of ITNs might have outweighed the insecticidal effect.
The magnitude of the benefit suggests that the effect of ipilimumab could be synergistic with focused high-dose RT.
This considerable additional therapeutic benefit suggests that the vaccine enhances the effect of IL-2 and increases the RR to this cytokine.
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.
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.
42 The potential therapeutic benefit suggested in animal models was confirmed in clinical studies.
A general benefit suggested by two respondents was that there were less prescriptions lost in the system.
