Sentence examples for prolonged benefit from inspiring English sources

It is thus sensible to extract prolonged benefit from this investment.

As many sufferers do not respond satisfactorily to non-addictive anti-nociceptives, a new treatment has emerged using inhibitors for the release of pain mediators from peripheral sensory nerves to give prolonged benefit.

Genomic alterations in the PI3K pathway were identified in three of the patients' cancers, demonstrating that these presumed activating alterations do not preclude prolonged benefit from capecitabine.

This study demonstrates that a repeat treatment performed at 6 9 months results in a prolonged benefit with a dramatic reduction in the volume of material required to achieve optimal correction and thus less impact on the patient's financial resources.

Consider the hypothetical survival curve with a therapy that results in long-term survival in a small proportion of patients versus one with a cytotoxic or targeted therapy that causes an initial, rapid reduction in tumor volume but also no or low prolonged benefit.

Were a well-designed, controlled, and blinded study to demonstrate that even a small subset of patients with CM achieved reliable, substantial, prolonged benefit from ONS, we believe it would represent an important contribution to the care of these patients.

One half, mostly, but not only, in the public-sector, is led by hard-talking trade unionists promising to prolong benefits for privileged "insiders" and entrench rigid labour laws.

Unfortunately, my experience suggests that class action attorneys typically launch litigation primarily to benefit themselves and then it's prolonged to benefit defense lawyers.

Of the 36 patients with SD as BOR (median duration, 15 weeks), 10 patients (28%) had prolonged clinical benefit (SD, ≥6 months); of these, 5 patients had EGFR‐mutant tumors, 3 had EGFR wild‐type tumors, and 2 had tumors of unknown EGFR status.

Use of Medicare-funded services: number of GP consultations (brief, standard, long and prolonged), proportion of consultations that are long or prolonged, MBS benefits and out-of-pocket costs and PBS benefits and out-of-pocket costs.

At the same time, the government prolonged unemployment benefits, raised the minimum welfare allotment and created a temporary work program that found jobs for more than 100,000 people.