Sentence examples for consistent benefits from inspiring English sources

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The consistent benefits of compliance through every war expose the fatuity of President Bush's rationale for less humane interrogation procedures because we face a different enemy.

Statins showed consistent benefits on cardiovascular events, but scant data were available about their effects on SCD.

Furthermore, nonrandomized studies that have considered switches between IFNβ formulations and glatiramer acetate have not demonstrated consistent benefits for either approach.

Boys benefitted more from protective effects than girls, and tenth graders gained more consistent benefits than eighth graders in this regard, too.

While we wait for new trial data, the current conclusion is that vitamin D supplementation with commonly used doses does not exert significant and consistent benefits or harms on cardiovascular outcomes.

At 21 d, dietary phytase and MYO had no consistent benefit on bone mineralization variables.

Matt Shardlow, from the wildlife charity Buglife, said: "This new study has again shown that neonicotinoids do not provide any consistent benefit to crop yields or the economy.

Despite multiple therapeutic approaches for nephrogenic systemic fibrosis (NSF), no single treatment has convincingly shown consistent benefit.

The consistent benefit of the dual oral antiplatelet therapy in all clinical trials is reassuring for clinicians.

Cell therapies, while promising, have not yet demonstrated consistent benefit, likely due to poor survival of delivered cells.