Sentence examples for parameters of benefit from inspiring English sources

Collection of data from formal QoL instruments broadens the parameters of benefit beyond response and survival, and allows a more accurate determination of the supportive and ameliorative interventions that patients with MBC require.

Although metastatic breast cancer (MBC) may be responsive to further treatment, it is incurable, and so improving the quality of life (QoL), not merely the length of life, is an important parameter of benefit.

AIM: To design a spreadsheet program to analyse interventional radiology (IR) data rapidly produced in local research or reported in the literature using 'evidence-based medicine' (EBM) parameters of treatment benefit and harm.

The second block shows the parameters of the benefits additional to wages that the formal workers enjoy, which is fixed at zero for those in the lower education level.

The input parameter of greatest benefit to the MSM, after the required Kp index, is the polar cap potential drop as determined by DMSP spacecraft.

Different terrain types can show quite different distribution shapes; therefore the non-Gaussianity/shape parameter should be of benefit to subsequent image segmentation.

There is a research need for well-defined and meaningful data supporting parameters of risk and benefit.

For those entitled to unemployment benefits, one simple way of summarising many of the relevant policy parameters is by means of benefit replacement rates, which express net income of a beneficiary as percentages of net income in a previous job.

This multicenter trial will study both traditional safety and efficacy parameters and the physiologic mechanisms of benefit of the addition to conventional therapy of nesiritide, a recombinant analog of brain-type natriuretic peptide, in this population.

These data thus demonstrate the close relationship between cytophotometric DNA content and AgNOR number and suggest that the combined detection of these two parameters, using biopsy specimens, should be of benefit in making an accurate preoperative evaluation of prognosis for patients with oesophageal carcinoma.

Note that depending on activation of γ parameter and assessment of benefits (gains) and harms (losses) the control can be exerted by either system: sometimes it will be the intuitive system that it will exert the control and our action will take the form "feeling of rightness" [ 43]; sometimes, it will be system II that it will prevail and drive our decisions.