Sentence examples for for the benefit of continuing from inspiring English sources
(Sinagra) ALLEN TOUSSAINT: BENEFIT FOR NEW ORLEANS (Tonight) The legendary New Orleans songwriter, producer and pianist Allen Toussaint, at one point rumored missing after Hurricane Katrina, performs for the benefit of continuing hurricane relief efforts in the Crescent City.
8 30 p.m., Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall, (212) 501-1390; $32 to $38. (Pareles) ALLEN TOUSSAINT: NEW ORLEANS BENEFIT BRUNCH (Sunday) The legendary New Orleans songwriter, producer and pianist Allen Toussaint, at one point rumored missing after Hurricane Katrina, performs for the benefit of continuing hurricane relief efforts in the Crescent City.
Thus, the benefit of continuing tamoxifen for a further 5 years is the sum of the carryover benefit from the first 5 years and the sequential benefit of a further 5 years, giving a total estimated relapse risk reduction of 39% (P <0.0001) and risk reduction of BC mortality of 36% (P <0.0001).
If coagulopathy worsens during the infusion of DrotAA, exposing the patient to a substantial risk for bleeding, then the benefits of continuing the infusion must be balanced against the possibility of bleeding events.
In addition, an extension to the MA.17 trial (MA.17 Re-randomization) is being conducted to determine the benefits of continuing letrozole for a further 5 years [ 102].
Nonetheless, a few participants from the rehabilitation professionals group were sceptical about the benefits of continued of rehabilitation for chronic stroke patients: "For chronic patients, we know they have already reached a plateau, there is no long term potential for these patients.
(Pareles) ALLEN TOUSSAINT (Sunday) This legendary New Orleans songwriter, producer and pianist has spent the months since Hurricane Katrina performing largely for the benefit of the continuing relief efforts in the Crescent City.
This continuous education programme promises to ensure the latest clinical guidelines can be put into practice for the benefit of children," continued Mr. Yett.
Evidence for the benefits of silence continues to mount.
Many believe the challenge now is for the new leadership to convince Kenyans that they will use that power for the benefit of all, to continue on that democratic path.
