Sentence examples for definitively benefit from inspiring English sources

Alleviating oxidative stress could definitively benefit sow's health status.

One would imagine that it would be a useful thing to be able to say that someone definitively benefited from the summer-long fake hostage-crisis kabuki play we just endured, if only because now that we're facing a future of constant fake hostage-crisis kabuki plays substituting for a functional form of governance.

After ICU-based studies of hemodynamic optimization in critically ill patients failed to definitively show benefit [ 25, 26], Rivers and colleagues demonstrated that an emergency department-based intervention of resuscitation guided by specific hemodynamic goals produced an absolute risk reduction of 16% in hospital mortality for patients with septic shock [ 27].

This information is useful when making policy decisions about screening, or when considering a large randomized trial to definitively compare benefits and harms of screening strategies.

These observations need to be confirmed in the future with studies that are of appropriate size and duration to definitively assess treatment benefit in these aspects of COPD.

A randomized clinical trial comparing DEX implant and continued anti-VEGF therapy is warranted to more definitively evaluate the benefit of DEX implant treatment in anti-VEGF nonresponders.

No multicenter randomized trial testing a high- versus low-PEEP strategy has demonstrated definitively a survival benefit nor enrolled exclusively patients with moderate-severe ARDS (PaO2/FiO2 of not more than 200).

Although no large clinical trial to date has demonstrated definitively a mortality benefit with high PEEP [ 17– 19], a meta-analysis of three such trials found significantly increased survival and ventilator-free days with high PEEP for moderate-severe ARDS [ 20].

Our preliminary findings support a subsequent study with a larger and heterogeneous sample size to more definitively investigate the benefit of implementing a PS assessment using the FAF in clinical practice.

Therefore we have promoted and developed a phase III clinical trial (CT) in order to definitively assess the benefit of RCP saving with the use of EPO with/without FC in patients with HF.

To definitively prove a benefit to the BCSP trends in mortality would need to be assessed instead of survival as was done in the relevant randomised trials that originally investigated the effectiveness of such screening programmes (Hardcastle et al, 1996; Hewitson et al, 2008; Scholefield et al, 2011).