Sentence examples for detriment to using from inspiring English sources

That said, we didn't find it a major detriment to using the phone in our experience.

There may no longer be a detriment to using cluster-hole cups instead of solid cups in all hips.

This study suggests that there is no detriment to use of 5FU LV as initial treatment in an asymptomatic patient, reserving more toxic combination regimens for second-line management.

We conclude that the slow release formulation of leuprorelin is effective in breast cancer treatment and that there is no major detriment to the use of the 3.75 rather than 7.5 mg dose.

Thus, in the study period, the population supplied by surface waters increased, in detriment to the use of subterranean waters which have a lower power of recovery vis-à-vis the presence of contaminants [ 55].

More recent studies showed that terguride holds higher intrinsic activity in in vitro assays than aripiprazole [ 167] and that this could be a detriment to its use as a therapeutic drug.

His freshness, which is often a detriment to most artists, is used to his advantage.

In theory, individual countries are not supposed to use these unconventional measures to the detriment of their rivals.

Despite being UnAmerican, it is fraudulent to rename the "Estate Tax," yet the Republicans continue to use the deceitful misnomer to the detriment of a struggling nation.

A wrongdoer with numerous victims should not be able to use arbitration to shield information to the detriment of those who have been harmed.

Tucker and Edmondson 27 note that nurses are encouraged to use vigilance to solve problems to the detriment of organisational improvement.