Sentence examples for most evident benefit from inspiring English sources

The most evident benefit of SRT has been found in BCR patients with low PSA levels (≤0.5 ng/ml) [7, 8].

However, due to its limited availability in clinical practice, it may not be easily applied in every diabetic subject and thus priority should be given to those of diabetic patients, who may derive the most evident benefits from the use of this diagnostic tool.

The benefits of normalization are most evident in traditional sequencing, although some benefits, which include longer unigenes, are apparent in the NG technologies.

Based on the currently available science, Dr. Cermak adds, it's also likely that benefits will be most evident in someone who drinks the juice regularly, not someone who tries it for the first time on the day of a race.

The diagnostic benefit of FISH was most evident in breast and lung cancer and in the group of gynaecologic malignancies.

If this were the case and endostatin were to have any therapeutic benefit, this might be most evident in an adjuvant surgical model.

The benefit of CRT is most evident in patients with DCM and left bundle branch block, but its impact on mortality in comparison with ICD was not evident in a recent study in patients with mild heart failure, confirming our position that the benefit of both intervention modalities (ICD and CRT) should be further clarified.

The benefits of media training were most evident in the poise of the Canadian figure skaters Jamie Salé and David Pelletier.

The benefits of TDM may be most evident in patients with severe sepsis as well as in infections with organisms having high MIC.

Both combinations indicated less benefit when both markers were positive, most evident when p-Akt was combined with p-ER (Table  2; Fig.  2).

Measurable benefits of follow-up are likely to be most evident if interventions are performed in patients at high risk of developing problems after intensive care.