Sentence examples for of either benefit from inspiring English sources

The present study does not exclude the possibility of either benefit or increased risk with a longer duration of sitagliptin therapy.

On the other hand a more recent study failed to find any evidence of either benefit or harm in giving prophylactive INH and prophylactive ofloxacin was beneficial in reducing moderate-severe side effects [ 36, 37].

Fowlie et al. [ 34, 104] conducted a meta-analysis on 19 trials of prophylactic indomethacin therapy and found that prophylactic indomethacin has short-term benefits including reduction in symptomatic PDA, the need for duct ligation, and severe IVH with no evidence of either benefit or harm on neurodevelopmental outcome.

ABN Amro seems to have played an important part in the development of Central European banking without getting much of either the benefit or the credit.

Just bear in mind that, in the future, spouses will have this choice of benefits when applying for Social Security: they can get the larger of either their own benefit or the spousal benefit.

In a sport in which tradition and recent success are among the most important springboards for recruiting, Old Dominion is trying to establish its program without benefit of either.

Third, compared with the standard lipid/standard glycemia group, there was no evidence of benefit of either the intensive lipid or intensive glycemia intervention in the lipid trial, and there was increased mortality in the standard lipid/intensive glycemia group.

As a result, what is too often being taught at these schools is not the art of war or peace, nor the capacity to understand the costs or benefits of either.

Clearly, women need detailed information on the potential risks and benefits of either the surgical or medical preventive strategies.

Increases in the generosity of benefits, either through increases in benefit levels or the duration of benefits, appear to lengthen the unemployment spells of unemployment insurance recipients (Meyer [1990]; Katz and Meyer [1990]).

simply to acquire the standard of care and many studies of agents show either no benefit or worsened outcomes compared with standard of care therapies.