Despite concerns of research ethics committees and institutional review boards (IRBs), rather than experiencing distress, it is possible that young people value participating in research and that they derive benefit from doing so [ 4, 5].
IGF1R expression did not preclude patients from deriving benefit from lapatinib (n=58, P=0.3394, Figure 3A).
Groupon's legally mandated quiet period prevents it from responding to criticism of the business model, beyond a joking explanation on its official blog that it is "prohibited from saying anything to the press that may make the company look 'good,'successfulul,' or 'not currently on fire.' " Merchants do derive benefits from doing a daily deal.
"We derive benefit from it, as does the country," said Jeffrey Clague, a New Zealander who is general manager of the Suriname Palace Casino.
It is predicted that up to a quarter of patients with non-small cell lung cancer would derive benefit from treatment escalation but do not receive it, whereas a similar number of patients classified as stage II are thought to be over-treated [ 9, 46].
Nevertheless, for this particular factor, one could argue that Defendant's purchase of the variant keywords is relevant and was done to derive benefit from Plaintiff's reputation or goodwill by generating an advertisement for Defendant.
Conclusions: In contrast to the epidemiological observation that obese postmenopausal women do not derive benefit from estrogen replacement therapy, results of this study indicate that estradiol treatment is beneficial in preventing progression of atherosclerosis regardless of initial BMI.
A significant (exemestane vs tamoxifen) treatment-by-marker ('active HER signalling' vs cases without 'active HER signalling') interaction (HR=0.42; 95% CI, 0.27 0.65; P<0.001; Figure 2B) suggests that patients with active HER signalling do not derive benefit from early exemestane treatment.
Low-risk patients (0 to 1 risk indicators; n = 8,032; 45%) did not appear to derive benefit from the addition of ezetimibe (p interaction = 0.010).
Colon cancer patients with kras mutations do not seem to derive benefit from the anti-EGFR moAbs, cetuximab, or panitumumab.
You don't have to believe in God to derive benefit from religion, but it helps.
