Sentence examples for continued benefit from inspiring English sources

"It's important to discontinue antipsychotics if there isn't continued benefit after four weeks," said the lead author, Dr. Helen Blair Simpson, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia.

This underscores the continued benefit of a technology system perspective, even as a technology matures.

There is some variation in the effectiveness of these policies, which require effective policing for continued benefit.

A recently published double-blind placebo controlled study supports this view by showing continued benefit of therapy for 6 months to up to one year [12].

These requirements tend to make continued benefit receipt costly for those who are not genuinely seeking to overcome benefit dependency; they act as a "stick" or "hassle" factor in pushing benefit recipients to meet their obligations.

Withdrawal of benzodiazepines from long-term users, in general, leads to improved physical and mental health particularly in the elderly; although some long term users report continued benefit from taking benzodiazepines, this may be the result of suppression of withdrawal effects.

In particular, the monitoring of continuing benefit eligibility conditions would be ineffective.

At 6 months, seven patients (70 %) reported continuing benefit from treatment.

Consider discontinuing ruxolitinib (challenging decision if continuing benefit in terms of spleen/symptom response).

Democracy itself, the argument continues, benefits when voters know more about how corporations operate.

Fiduciary Trust said it was continuing benefits for victims' families for now.