Sentence examples for presumed benefit of from inspiring English sources

And the presumed benefit of taking the drug was to prevent heart disease.

Sometimes that's for the presumed benefit of the Baudelaires ― who are much too clever to not know what they mean ― and sometimes it's for the benefit of the reader.

In addition, patients who die in the first 24 h might be too sick to gain from the presumed benefit of EPVent-based ventilation.

Never mind all the hoopla about the presumed benefits of an "open data" society.

Of course, you can replay the game, and get the presumed benefits of learning to relax, but then you'd have to listen to those Wild Divine Band songs all over again.

Mr. Bush also contended that it would be difficult to enforce a ban on reproductive cloning while allowing research cloning, and he called the presumed benefits of research cloning "highly speculative".

Indeed, last month I cited a law journal article that praised the presumed benefits of the change.

We found that while increases in mutation rates easily overcame any presumed benefits of purging, very high mutation rates yielded an unexpected increase in fitness.

As a result of this, tar delivery increases, effectually cancelling out the presumed benefits of 'low-tar' cigarettes.

The participants' views grouped under each theme were in general found to follow a common pattern; however, there were some conflicting views about quality of care provided by other carers and the presumed benefits of crèche facilities at work sites.

Platelet transfusions are of presumed benefit for trauma patients with thrombocytopenia, but there is no evidence of benefit for nonthrombocytopenic patients who have taken antiplatelet agents.