Sentence examples for benefits in language from inspiring English sources

Herein we report the results of a post hoc analysis of data from a large, multinational, double-blind trial of donepezil 23 mg/day versus donepezil 10 mg/day performed to determine whether treatment with higher-dose donepezil is associated with benefits in language abilities in patients with moderate to severe AD.

Of potentially greater importance is the finding that not only were substantial incremental benefits in language ability achieved with donepezil 23 mg/day treatment beyond those achieved with donepezil 10 mg/day, but also the benefits were evident in both the full study population (MMSE scores 0 to 20) and the cohort of patients with more severe baseline disease (MMSE scores 0 to 16).

Using data from a large prospective clinical trial comparing two doses of donepezil in patients with moderate to severe AD, we performed a post hoc analysis to determine whether a higher dose of donepezil was associated with greater benefits in language function.

Although its ostensible purpose was to mend personal fences with Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions minister, the episcopal posting acknowledged the need for a massive overhaul of the benefits system, in language that showed no respect for the canons of the centre-left.

European regulations require pediatric patients to be provided with information about studies in which they are asked to participate, including their risks and benefits, in a language that the child is likely to understand [4].

Federal agencies should require balanced presentations of costs, risks, and benefits, in a language and format understandable by the average consumer.

Smaller class sizes and more freedom with timetables are among the practical advantages independent schools benefit from in language teaching.

NHS England has rightly taken fright: the Health Service Journal reveals there have been orders requiring each area to send every STP announcement to the headquarters communications team to make sure they "articulate tangible benefits for patients" in language that is "clear and compelling".

Also in a review of 16 previous studies utilizing PBLT, Stoller (2006) noted that the most common reported benefit is authenticity in language use and processes within projects.

Help them to see the positive benefits in their own language.

The authors concluded by encouraging teachers to foster greater feelings of SE in students due to the benefits for students' performance in language courses.