Sentence examples for derived no benefit from inspiring English sources

"For a long time we derived no benefit from our river".

However, subgroup analysis showed that this effect of corticosteroids was only observed in non-critically ill patients whereas critically ill patients derived no benefit from systemic corticosteroids regardless of the chosen ventilatory mode (invasive or non-invasive ventilation).

Thus, while awaiting new data, it can be said that, as of 2015, patients with yp stage I tumors or histological complete response derived no benefit from adjuvant therapy.

The U.S. derived no benefit from the Iraq war (not greater security from terrorism, not even preferential access to oil); however, it cost 4,500 U.S. military personnel killed, many more thousands of American military personnel wounded, and over $1 trillion (Costs of War, Brown University, 2011).

Two cycles of decarbazine and cisplatin were administered, but the patient derived no benefit.

However, patients treated with the CEP regimen derived no benefit from this higher cyclophosphamide dose.

I derived no benefits from lectures, and I made a vow to myself that when in due course I became a lecturer I would not suppose that lecturing did any good.

But the local Dinka derive no benefit from this money.

Where the female can derive no benefit from association with the male, no such association takes place".

After all, Ms. Parker acknowledges that she derives no benefit from the relationship.

If investors assume every company is pushing the accounting envelope, then those that use more conservative accounting derive no benefit from acting responsibly.