Sentence examples for life-saving benefits from inspiring English sources

Running at slow speed also has potentially life-saving benefits, say scientists.

Then, the link between naturalization and life-saving benefits for the old, sick and disabled should be severed.

In our view, consumer subsidies will be crucial to realizing the life-saving benefits of this technology.

Because of the life-saving benefits of statins, we are often persistent in trying all of the available statins (there are six of them).

Despite this, the committee ruled that the risk of contracting Aids had to be balanced against the "life-saving" benefits of their use to haemophiliacs.

Because of their therapeutic and life-saving benefits, cardiac IMDs, such as Pacemakers and Cardiac Defibrillators, are increasingly being used by patients to treat cardiac arrhythmia.

"I hope this very positive report helps to dispel some of the frustrating myths often propagated, and reassure people that remotely piloted air systems bring life-saving benefit to our armed forces, and to those we are working to protect, every day".

"I have seen firsthand the life-saving benefit of the 1033 program".

Animal studies suggest a life-saving benefit for intra-arrest cooling.

In addition, the artemisinins (and other antimalarial peroxides) have substantial ring-stage activity which underlies their life-saving benefit in treatment of severe falciparum malaria (15, 16, 31).

Although rFVIIa is certainly not a 'panacea', the potentially life-saving benefit should outweigh concern that administration may fail, and should not preclude its use.