Sentence examples for especially of benefit from inspiring English sources

These cells may be especially of benefit for patients receiving an HLA mismatched stem cell graft, where this route of alloantigen-reactivity is important in graft versus host pathology [33].

Angiogenesis inhibition has been demonstrated to be especially of benefit in combination with other anti-cancer strategies.

Among campaigners and politicians of the left it is widely held that benefit caps, especially of housing benefit, have caused large numbers of London's least well off living in private rented housing - as opposed to lower cost social housing - to be displaced from expensive central areas to cheaper outlying ones and even out of the capital altogether.

This could especially be of benefit to the exploration of the function of chitinases in infectious diseases using high-throughput approaches and pharmaceutical interventions.

"Public benefit" standards, which once accompanied federal grants and tax exemptions to insure that projects served some public purpose, especially to "benefit persons of low and moderate income," were eliminated, leaving poorer people out in the cold, while exacerbating existing inequalities.

But the great austerity – especially the £18bn of benefit cuts – fell on them.

Ours is the first study to concentrate on high-risk women with mammographically dense breast tissue; the poorer sensitivity of mammography in this group should contribute to an especially high ratio of benefit vs. risk.

Recently, anti-TNF-α treatment in experimental pancreatitis was reported to be of benefit, especially when administered early [ 11].

Ultrasound-guided catheterization of the internal jugular vein has proved to be of benefit especially for patients with specific problems such as those hospitalized in ICUs.

They are doing this in spite of the fact that the mechanisms related to harm are much better understood than the mechanisms of benefit, especially for such a broad category such as death from all causes.

Although there is limited long-term, controlled evidence of a clinical benefit of ERT on renal function, we feel that there is adequate, less rigorous evidence to indicate that ERT is of benefit, especially when started early in the course of the disease.