Sentence examples for decisive benefit from inspiring English sources
Our application of IQWIG's approach can be criticized for defining an efficiency frontier with treatment regimens, which are not IFN-free and lack a decisive benefit of SOF/RBV and SOF/SMV.
The decisive benefits of this unenforceable mandate clearly are to those having a monetary interest in the manufacture of seat belts and/or air bags.
Abandoning all modal limitations, the isorhythmic motet of the 14th century managed to derive decisive structural benefit from the systematic application of given rhythmic patterns without the inescapable dance associations of its 13th-century predecessor.
Now it is decisive to benefit from lessons learned, simplify procedures and agree on solutions for existing problems - in a fair and transparent communication process between the stakeholders concerned and the competent authorities.
The adjustment was made to the decisive economic benefit of the Soviet side due to rich deposits of coal given up by Poland.
Britain is said to benefit from decisive government, without the gridlock that the separation of powers frequently imposes on American presidents.
In contrast, timing and indication for fluid therapy in early resuscitation appear to be decisive for harm or benefit.
But in a nutshell, published data from the WHI showed a decisive survival and health benefit for women who had undergone hysterectomy and took estrogen replacement in their 50s.
Token ownership will include a number of benefits, including decisive votes on potential COMSA projects.
Importantly, these prior analyses of unspecified PUFAs have been considered decisive evidence for the benefits of n-6 LA 26575859609 60 and a key evidence base for advice to maintain or increase n-6 LA consumption.
Due to the participants' low perceived need for having a regular primary care doctor, other environmental factors such as time, locational convenience, and work-provided medical insurance benefits became decisive for the participants' doctor shopping behavior.
