Sentence examples for preservation benefit from inspiring English sources

But the most significant preservation benefit, he said, was that the proposal would pull the development away from the synagogue, in contrast to the tower proposed in 1983, which would have cantilevered over the landmark.

Fertility Preservation Benefit provides cryopreservation services of eggs to help with flexibility in family planning.

However, the preservation benefit obtained from postharvest storage under light/dark cycles at 22°C appeared to be less than that provided by refrigeration; kale leaf disks stored at 4°C with constant darkness, were comparable in their dark green coloration whether stored for 3, 6 or 15 days.

At a hearing on Nov. 26, the congregation will argue that the preservation benefits warrant support from the landmarks commission for the variance it needs to construct a 157-foot tower in a zoning district with a row house-scaled 75-foot height limit.

However, nonrenal specialists should not delay educating their patients about the progressive nature of diabetic kidney disease; the renal preservation benefits of aggressive treatment of blood pressure, blood glucose, and hyperlipidemia; and the potential need for renal replacement therapy.

Random-effects meta-analysis showed preservation of benefit, with PFS HR of 0.67 (95% CI 0.59 0.77, P<0.00001).

However, preservation of benefit over repeated cycles of chemotherapy is essential for optimal supportive care during cancer treatment.

99 This result suggests that diabetic medication might somehow affect neuronal networks in the brain, leading to functional preservation or benefit in AD patients.

This provides confidence in the preservation of benefit with NEPA over repeated cycles and reinforces the value of administering appropriate prophylaxis starting at Cycle 1, rather than waiting to introduce an NK1 RA after the patient has failed (i.e., experienced CINV).

Other factors associated with PR programs remain uncertain, including the long-term preservation of benefits and their optimal duration.

If one wants to keep people from doing what they'd like to do, one needs to demonstrate that the benefits of preservation outweigh the benefits of development.