Sentence examples for mean benefits from inspiring English sources

When risks to a given patient may mean benefits to future sufferers, the boundary between experiment and care can blur.

Moreover, the multiplier effect of Argentina's wealth would mean benefits for its regional neighbours as well, most of which are poorer.

A standard liability limit on a rental policy is $100,000, so that would mean benefits of at least $20,000.

By some estimates, a 50% improvement in these areas could mean benefits as big as the elimination of all remaining tariffs.

"It was obvious to us that this was the only tough security structure there was in the world and that the membership of NATO would only mean benefits for Poland," Mr. Kaczynski said.

"It was obvious to us that this was the only tough security structure there was in the world, and that the membership of NATO would only mean benefits for Poland," Mr. Kaczynski said in an interview last year.

The mean benefit index was 2.69 for male versus 2.75 for female.

A bar graph, in Fig. 1a shows the mean benefit index for gender with 95% confidence interval.

Mean benefit of shunt insertion was 1 point of mRS in this population.

The main outcome measures were the mean benefit and risk scores.

Calculated mean benefit and risk scores for patient and physician groups are shown in Table 3.