Sentence examples for postulated benefit from inspiring English sources

Further studies are warranted to investigate the postulated benefit of hypothermia in TBI taking these important factors into account.

Further studies are warranted to investigate the postulated benefit of hypothermia in traumatic brain injury, taking these important factors into account.

Yet the prospective, randomized, clinical trials clearly demonstrated an increased risk rather than the postulated benefit related to duration of treatment.

A second postulated benefit is that the engineered virus can be used to test whether existing antiviral drugs and vaccines would be effective against it and, if they come up short, design new drugs and vaccines that can neutralize it.

We also introduce our phase II cooperative group clinical trial (RTOG 0933) designed to prospectively evaluate the postulated neurocognitive benefit of hippocampal subgranular zone sparing and scheduled to open in 2010.

Windows and exposure to natural light are postulated to benefit critically ill patients, but few studies have been conducted on this topic.

Activated protein C (APC) has pleotropic effects on the immune, coagulation, inflammatory and apoptotic pathways, and has been postulated to benefit acute pancreatitis - although concerns of possible retroperitoneal bleeding remain.

They postulated that the benefit of this treatment is due to the pluripotential stem cells in the bone marrow.

Meanwhile, researchers also postulated that the benefit of adjuvant chemotherapy might be partially derived from chemotherapy-induced OS, a common consequence of chemotherapy in premenopausal women.

It is postulated that clinical benefit of low-dose hydrocortisone in septic shock is related to reversal of relative adrenal insufficiency [ 1].

11 14263526 35 It has been postulated that infants benefit from these supplements through an increase of gestation and birth weight, and reduction in preterm delivery as well as from the prevention of birth asphyxia.