("We participated in things that were clearly wrong, and we have reasons to regret and apologize for," Goldman's C.E.O., Lloyd C. Blankfein, conceded last fall, to no one's perceptible benefit).
However, this improvement of AUC, as well as the decision-curve analysis, did not show a really perceptible benefit for clinical practice when adding the GPS to other clinical parameters.
Clinicians should consider helping patients identify immediate, perceptible benefits of prescribed treatments and heighten the salience of these benefits as a means to improve treatment adherence, treatment satisfaction, and clinical outcomes (23).
Obstacles appeared every day at every meal, and when efforts to overcome barriers failed to produce immediately perceptible benefits (i.e., improvements in physical or mental states), participants became frustrated and further doubted the need to change dietary habits.
However, systemic administration of recombinant human IL-12 resulted in severe toxicity without perceptible therapeutic benefit.
Organic food is better for you In fact, a year-long study by Dr Alan Dangour and his team at the London School for Hygiene and Tropical Diseases found that any differences between organic and conventionally produced food were minimal and of no perceptible health benefits.
We attempted to translate this benefit into a perceptible public health measure.
The argument is that, with 10 mm out of 100 mm average difference over placebo, the benefits just reach a threshold for minimal perceptible improvement, and barely achieve the threshold for a slight improvement.
She was hoping to echo that raffishness in her collection, which could benefit, she thought, from a series of scarcely perceptible tweaks.
Health quality of llife (HQOL) measures were assessed in the MSH as a secondary endpoint to determine if the clinical benefit of HU could translate into a measurable benefit perceptible to the patients.
The 'Installer Discretion' scenario shows that mitigation measures applied due to perceptible conditions of inadequate ventilation or mould growth were insufficient to have wide benefit (in part due to the relatively small number of dwellings exhibiting these conditions, see online supplementary appendix 1).
