Sentence examples for demonstration of benefit from inspiring English sources
The concurrent demonstration of benefit in terms of delayed SREs and improvement in all biochemical end points (ie, PSA, total ALP), which would be expected with a therapy of Ra's mechanism of action, adds to the robustness of this finding.
Central review of ER and PgR with both qPCR and IHC permitted a comparison of these two methods, as well as a demonstration of benefit with higher levels of ER and PgR positivity.
Even if the use of MP-MRI is widely adopted, there are barriers prohibiting the widespread use of image-guided biopsy including further demonstration of benefit and cost effectiveness.
The (lack of) usability of tools and fit with users' working practices played a crucial role in limiting the uptake of grid computing but there was also lack of a pathway from the demonstration of benefits through to early stages of skills acquisition and adoption through to routine use [6].
Deutsch and colleagues evaluated EHR programs in five countries (England, Germany, Canada, Denmark, and Australia) and found five critical areas for successful implementation: acceptance and change management, demonstration of benefits and funding, project management, health policy-related goals and implementation strategy [ 2].
Jerel gave a demonstration of one benefit -- by belting out a tune.
Another limitation was the absence of demonstration of the benefit of the addition of chondroitin sulfate to hyaluronic acid.
Demonstration of clinical benefit relies on assessment of changes in disease incidence or complications.
A series of cancer vaccines have been evaluated in clinical trials with encouraging results, but the demonstration of clinical benefit in confirmatory studies has so far proven to be difficult.
Demonstration of likely benefit may be of particular importance when novel adjuvants with a limited safety profile, such as CPG 7909, are part of the clinical formulation.
Recently, mucosal healing has been focused as a predictive marker of sustained remission irrespective of no demonstration of clinical benefit of achieving complete mucosal healing [ 18, 26, 27].
