Sentence examples for preferential benefit from inspiring English sources
Similarly in the subgroup with co-morbid tics, no preferential benefit was noted for quetiapine.
Pravastatin might have a preferential benefit among primary prevention patients at high risk of diabetes.
Interestingly, in the setting of advanced breast cancer receiving bevacizumab, certain VEGF genotypes were associated with hypertension and appeared to derive a preferential benefit (Schneider et al, 2008).
Lapatinib has shown preferential benefit for Her2 amplified breast cancer patients compared with patients with normal level of Her2 (Konecny et al, 2006).
The outcome of the first controlled study in this area with the antipsychotic haloperidol demonstrated preferential benefit for refractory OCD subjects with co-morbid tic disorder [ 20].
In this retrospective study, single-agent lenalidomide had a significant preferential benefit in non-GCB-like as compared to GCB-like DLBCL (ORR 52.9% versus 8.7%).
Application of a regional nerve block may have preferential benefits in areas where injection of local anesthesia is limited by anatomic considerations, concern for distortion of the tissues being closed, or benefit of proximal blockade to maximize site anesthesia when the distribution is appropriate.
Cancer commonly hijacks key developmental pathways during tumorigenesis and thus frequently exhibits unique properties such as stem cell-like and dedifferentiated states, which may underlie the preferential therapeutic benefit conferred by targeting Taspase1 to treat cancers.
According to a university official and an associate of another university official, the infraction cited was of N.C.A.A. bylaw 12.1.1.1.6, which is labeled, "Preferential Treatment, Benefits or Services".
In Williams's case, the N.C.A.A. said the arrangement violated N.C.A.A. bylaw 12.1.1.1.6, which is labeled, "preferential treatment, benefits or services".
It bars "preferential treatment, benefits or services because of the individual's athletics reputation or skill or pay-back potential as a professional athlete, unless such treatment, benefits or services are specifically permitted under N.C.A.A. legislation".
