Sentence examples for evaluation of benefit from inspiring English sources
The study focused on the evaluation of benefit of using an air preheater in front of the existing MVHR system.
While this study reflected a definition that emphasizes the evaluation of benefit to risk, Leebov et al. [18] highlighted the assessment of progressive and preventative measures: "doing the right thing and making continuous improvements, obtaining the best possible clinical outcome, satisfying all customers, retaining talented staff and maintain sound financial performance".
For ADHD patients without known heart disease the ADHD specialist, whether psychiatrist or paediatrician is the appropriate person for evaluation of benefit and risk, and the making of recommendations for medication therapy.
The nuclear proliferation marker Ki67 has been validated as an intermediate endpoint of evaluation of benefit from endocrine therapy in multiple studies, and it is therefore helpful for studying both resistance and the impact of targeted therapies alongside endocrine agents [ 18].
We report a fire fighting scenario as illustrative application and discuss a preliminary evaluation of benefits allowed by the system in terms of critical performance measures.
In-patient GEMU services represent a promising approach to care for older cancer patients, and deserve further evaluation of benefits and risks.
Apart from PFS, the parameters of (duration of) tumor response to therapy should be taken into account during the evaluation of patient relevance in case regulatory authorities have accepted these endpoints during evaluation of benefit-risk ratio.
Such evaluations should be included in the evaluation of benefits and risks, e.g., when predicting the outcome of different dosing options.
A critical evaluation of benefits and expenditures of the two treatment options so as to provide valuable information for treating physicians and healthcare policymakers is in progress.
The final step towards an evidence-informed advisory committee composition will be an evaluation of benefits and costs which advisory committees bring to a study.
