Sentence examples for has a proven value from inspiring English sources

Although lymphadenectomy has a proven value in decreasing recurrence after cystectomy, it seems that up to 60% of patients going through cystectomy do not have lymphadenectomy [ 15].

Despite significant advancements in neuroimaging, only non-contrast CT has a proven value for the management of acute stroke patients [ 3, 11].

Individual case reports have a proven value for safety signal detection, but are not optimal for detecting increased rates of multi-factorial adverse events with high background incidence or for disentangling strongly confounded associations [ 6].

For the past several months a controversy has raged over whether mammograms to detect tiny tumors in the breast have any proven value in reducing breast cancer mortality.

General population genetic assessment using genetic variants that modify TGCT risk currently has no proven value for risk prediction.

However, mpMRI has proven value in presurgical planning, which has been established for over a decade [ 1, 2, 4].

The designation has proven value as an attraction for the Japanese population that today enjoys the longest lifespan.

Protein selectivity has proven value in the diagnosis of a steroid-responsive glomerular disease, as in our case, even though this does not always correlate well with a histological diagnosis.

In prospective studies, this classification has proven value in risk assessment of recurrence after breast-conserving treatment and progression into invasive carcinoma (Bijker et al, 2006).

But Urban Space's NYC's Web page for prospective vendors explicitly states that they are looking for "upscale" products, a label that excludes many items that have proven value to the Downtown community.

Nevertheless, autoantibodies represent a serologic hallmark of the disease and have proven value as diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers.