Sentence examples for further benefit in from inspiring English sources
Emphasis is also made on the potential that some of the latest technologies, such as the generation of transgenics, will have for a further benefit in the use of these and related genes.
Opening the abscess and providing drainage is the definitive treatment in an uncomplicated scenario, and antibiotics offer no further benefit in the absence of surrounding cellulitis or fever.
Methylprednisolone i.v. (250 mg in 100 ml saline) followed by prednisone per os (10 mg/day) induced a further benefit in patients treated with optimal doses of verapamil [284].
Thus the model predicted that adding additional HDFs would not achieve any further benefit in terms of increased colony expansion, which was also confirmed by subsequent in vitro supplement experiments.
Our data suggest that there is a threshold above which progressively higher concentrations of vitamin D do not result in further benefit in reducing the incidence of viral infections of the respiratory tract.
It also demonstrated that increasing canakinumab doses to >150 mg are unlikely to provide further benefit in RA clinical outcomes.
Economists Howard Reed and Stewart Lansley saw further benefits in a report for Compass last year.
In addition, the optimization of the distribution of volume fraction of SMA fibers provides further benefits in reducing the deflection of the plate.
(There is an investigation ongoing into whether Amazon also gained further benefits in Luxembourg by not having to cough up the full rate of VAT it was collecting but that's another matter).
Councillor Will Windsor-Clive at Gloucestershire County Council said: "I am extremely pleased with this grant and look forward to the public seeing further benefits in the way emergencies are handled within the county".
The combination of PET and MR acquisitions can provide further benefits in cardiac imaging such as real-time motion correction (Petibon et al., 2013), reduced patient scan time compared to independent CMR and PET-CT scans (Ratib & Nkoulou, 2014), and a reduction in exposure to ionizing radiation (Ratib et al., 2013).
