With support of RRI literature, we can tentatively delineate benefits and risks of the more normative, strategy-level responsiveness.
The survival curves for rats, in which CLP was performed, are shown in Figure 1A and clearly delineate the benefit sustained from atorvastatin treatment due to improved survival (P<0.0001).
We attempted to delineate the benefits, advantages, limitations and drawbacks of those models.
Relatively few data delineate the benefits and risks of long-term ChEI administration in institutionalized patients with advanced AD.
Foremost, it must be noted that this study attempts to delineate the benefits of coal fly ash and/or stabilized biosolids as soil amendments in the roll of suppressing harmful nematode damage.
Lastly, given that the interventions were performed on all the patients, with 100% compliance, we are not able to accurately delineate the benefits of the individual components of this multicomponent intervention program.
Research is needed to better define the risks of self-testing, especially as performance of the assays improves, and to delineate the benefits of programs designed to improve access to self-test kits, because this testing modality has numerous potential advantages and drawbacks.
Knowledge of these limits can help delineate the maximal benefits associated with genetic testing, which can allow for cost-benefit analyses, regulation, and clinical guidelines regarding genetic testing even before additional associations are identified.
The exercise group will serve as a comparison, to delineate any unique benefits of Tai-chi thareare independent of moderate aerobic exercise.
The exercise control will serve as a comparison to delineate the unique benefits of Tai-chi that cannot be accounted for by similar levels of moderate aerobic exercise.
