Sentence examples for found no advantage from inspiring English sources

"But we found no advantage over the less expensive machine that we had been using, and some articles suggested that it might do more harm than good.

Forceps have virtually disappeared from the delivery wards, even though several studies have compared forceps delivery to Cesarean section and found no advantage for Cesarean section.

A December poll for NBC and The Wall Street Journal found no advantage to either political party in this year's likely campaign pitches -- for the Republicans, a message based on Mr. Bush's conduct of the war, his education policies and the stimulus plan; for the Democrats, a pitch featuring the Democratic approach to stimulating the economy and improving health care and education.

A review of two small trials of volunteers with simulated aspirin/non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug overdoses found no advantage to GL over AC alone [32].

In a similar set of short stayers, Casaer [13] and Doig [15] found no advantage or even deleterious effects of an additional provision of calories by supplemental parenteral nutrition when enteral nutrition was deemed insufficient [2, 4].

In an attempt to increase sensitivity of response measurement, some authors have described various semi-quantitative means of following bone metastases with bone scintigraphy [7 10], but others have found no advantage over visual interpretation [11] and quantitative methods have not gained acceptance into routine practice.

Opponents will retort with the recent study of international evidence by Professor Alan Smithers of Buckingham University which found no advantages for girls.

These found "no advantages on any outcomes" compared to non-medicated children, while the medicated subjects had ended up both shorter and lighter (these drugs are appetite suppressants), and with marginally higher rates of delinquency.

We found no advantages to the use of a paramarginal flap instead of a traditional marginal flap for removing impacted third molars.

Previously, we found no advantages of immediate-style interruptions (which force the user to divert attention to the interruption at hand) over negotiated-style interruptions (which notify users without actually preventing them from working) in supporting end-user debugging.

The only randomized controlled trial of oral antibiotics versus placebo found no advantages in using antibiotics [ 4].