Sentence examples for chance of benefit from inspiring English sources

Other women will decide that the chance of benefit is low and opt not to be screened.

She worries about the small chance of benefit in light of the larger chance of finding and treating a cancer that did not need to be treated.

Especially since the chance of benefit, as expressed by N.N.T., might not be worth the risk of harm, as expressed by N.N.H. We'll discuss that more next week.

When there is no cure, it is unethical to ask people to be assigned a trial arm that not only holds out no chance of benefit, but that is more than likely a death sentence.

After discussion of the main inconsistencies of current phase I designs, we propose a new strategy to facilitate the inclusion of molecularly selected patients, in order to accelerate and mitigate risks in drug development as well as to increase the chance of benefit among trial participants.

There is already global agreement that no experiments should be conducted where there is a high risk of harm to the participant, and a low chance of benefit.

Mr. Shahzad, of course, would have had no chance of benefiting had he not cooperated, the lawyers said.

Dwarf forms have a better chance of benefiting from snow cover, while the straight species is sometimes hardier than cultivated varieties.

IMAGINE a hospital where the water is dirty, where tuberculosis is rife, and where the doctors are so ignorant that a patient has only a 50-50 chance of benefiting from a consultation.

And when, last year, each learned that a lethal skin cancer called melanoma was spreading rapidly through his body, the young men found themselves with the shared chance of benefiting from a recent medical breakthrough.

Experts said it is not unusual for results in a large trial with a control group to be worse than those in a small, uncontrolled trial, in which patients being treated might be ones with the best chance of benefiting.