A robust future for curriculum as a field of study devoted to educational renewal depends on it being supported for its potential benefit to humankind.
Although this may limit the use of propranolol, especially in multi-morbid and older patients, it does not discount its potential benefit for many others.
This, in turn, raises the issue of iron chelation before HSCT: as it is a long-term treatment, its potential benefit should be carefully weighed relatively to the risk of delaying the transplant.
It does it in an automatic and task-free fashion, indicating its potential benefit for assessing uncooperative clinical populations.
Until a prospective trial confirming or not these results, it seems justified to avoid peeling the ILM when its potential benefit seems minor or unproved, and when peeling is carried out, to limit the surface peeled to the bare minimum.
In an interview, Mr. Cline said, "We're examining this issue for its potential benefit to the defense".
The provision, which would take effect six months after adoption of the bill, is among the most popular aspects of the legislation because of its potential benefit to Americans who already have health insurance through their employers, which is to say a majority of the population.
We also considered its potential benefit to early terrestrial Paleozoic ecosystems.
Most of the doctors and specialist nurses saw its potential benefit in clinical practice.
Besides its potential benefit in improvement of SLE activity, vitamin D is known to present immune-inflammatory-modulatory effect that can benefit musculoskeletal and cardiovascular manifestations of SLE.
In this work, an analytical model of gate-engineered junctionless surrounding gate MOSFET (JLSRG) has been proposed to uncover its potential benefit to suppress short-channel effects (SCEs).
