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Similarly, colchicine-specific Fab fragments were also shown to be efficient in experimental models [ 19- 23] but only one life-threatening human case has benefited from this treatment due to a shortage of specific Fab fragments [ 24].

Roe, the case, has benefitted millions of women, but that doesn't take the sting out of McCorvey's charge.

Ones that can play markets going down (the hedge funds and Ucits III funds) may in some cases have benefited.

"These stadiums have been built on the backs of taxpayers who had no or little say in the matter and in many cases have benefitted little or not at all".

In some cases, the drought has benefited farmers seeking land.

Gwent police Assistant Chief Constable Simon Prince accepted the case "could have benefited from a more co-ordinated, wider and prolonged response".

A representative case, which had benefited from applying MTV-corrected cutoff values of T/N ratio on 11C-MET PET/CT for differential diagnosis, is shown in Fig. 1.

As mentioned above, the assessment of avoidable factors in many cases would have benefited from a greater degree of granularity.

For example, our case 2 would have benefited from an intraoperatively performed tracheotomy.

In some cases, both men have benefited from exposure.

The season has also deviated more from the novels compared to previous years, but in most cases these changes have benefited the show and condensed the substantial source text admirably well.