Sentence examples for discernable benefit from inspiring English sources
They said it would halt an unnecessary expenditure of scarce resources for a treatment that has been tested and proved to be of no discernable benefit.
He said the food industry's costs of testing incoming corn shipments for StarLink "are going to be passed on to consumers for what we see as no discernable benefit".
At the levels of usage of nets seen in both countries, there was no discernable benefit to non users from net usage in the community, confirming the value of nets as being primarily for personal protection in situations where high neighbourhood ITN usage is not achieved.
Treatment with vitespen did not result in a discernable benefit in the majority of patients with metastatic RCC treated in this study.
We felt that asking nurses to apply ultrasound for the whole trial period would have resulted in disillusionment if nurses felt that there was no discernable benefit, as this would increase the workload significantly: this would have hampered recruitment.
There is increasing recognition that whilst agri-environment schemes in England have had discernable benefits, their success in relation to certain species and resources has been inhibited by the piecemeal implementation of Environmental Stewardship (ES) on the basis of single farm agreements.
More recent studies, however, have shown a significant benefit when SMBG is structured in a manner that yields easily discernable blood glucose patterns, and when those data are used to make appropriate therapeutic changes in lifestyle or diabetes medications [ 30– 30].
But there may be one discernable difference between the two.
The United States has never played with a consistent, discernable style.
Thus we see that the science fiction novel is hardly a judicious study of discernable reality, but rather the realities discernable through a capricious temperament.
