Sentence examples for insufficient benefit from inspiring English sources

Over one third of patients receive insufficient benefit from oral anti-epileptic drug (AED) therapy, and continue to experience seizures whilst on medication.

Yet, SNAP's 47 million participants face numerous barriers to eating a nutritious diet, including insufficient benefit amounts and the high cost of healthy foods.

As well as agreeing with the council's original argument that the tower would not fit into the local area and would have a harmful effect on surrounding conservation areas (such as the North Laine and St Bartholomew's Church), Kelly stated that the proposal would give insufficient benefit in terms of regeneration of the area, and did not offer enough outdoor leisure and recreation space.

Reasons given for stopping varied and included adverse effects, insufficient benefit, and the feeling that medication changed participants' sense of self.

We do not understand how the existence of a trade-off leads to the conclusion that increased proton concentration is an insufficient benefit to drive close association.

Participants may crossover to the other blinded treatment arm if they believe they had insufficient benefit from the first two injections.

Commissioners of the Department of Public Utility Control rejected requests by the Office of the Consumer Counsel and the state attorney general to reconsider the merger plan as providing insufficient benefits for customers.

Thirdly, in urban China, a new trend has emerged in which more and more female laborers enter into atypical jobs or secondary labor markets where they receive low pay, insufficient benefits, and low job security (Tan and Li 2003; Jin 2006).

However, accumulating data show that many of these pharmaceutical drugs frequently produce insufficient benefits, with an associated risk of untoward side effects [ 36– 36].

A brain biopsy was not performed because of the high risk and insufficient benefits in our opinion, so we are unable to conclude wether there is a causal link between schistosomiasis and carotid vasculitis.

In 2010, Ipsa decided not to publish receipts routinely, restricting its regular releases to a summary of each claim, saying there was "insufficient public benefit" in detailed publication.