Sentence examples for promising benefit from inspiring English sources
Research in investigating androgen-blockade based combination therapy in this aggressive tumor has demonstrated promising benefit in preclinical studies, and comparable clinical trials of combined strategies with CDK4/6 inhibitors, PI3K inhibition, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy, are ongoing.
Both of the two combustion systems (LSCS and DSCS) have the promising benefit in fuel consumption and soot emission compared to OMECS.
It is important to emphasize the promising benefit and the controversial role of preoperative Trastuzumab in these patients.
The range of VEGFR TKIs currently in development seem to have varying toxicity profiles and further evaluation will elucidate those with the most promising benefit : risk ratio.
Available data on aspirin in primary prevention suggest a modest benefit for patients at high risk of CVD, and a promising benefit for those at risk of cancer.
Recent studies have demonstrated a promising benefit of chemotherapy and immunotherapy (trastuzumab) combination regimens in a neoadjuvant setting in patients with HER-2 amplification breast cancer [ 28, 29].
The results illustrate the promising benefits of this novel surrogate modeling technique.
The new set of Connected Vehicle technologies also shows promising benefits, especially in the area of reducing inter-vehicular friction.
In response to a wave of complaints from the Bakersfield area in the Central Valley, Pacific Gas & Electric has been placing full-page advertisements in newspapers in the area promising benefits from the new meters.
Our results provide insights into the molecular basis of sperm egg recognition, cross-species fertilization, and the barrier to polyspermy, thereby promising benefits for the rational development of non-hormonal contraceptives and fertility treatments for humans and other mammals.
Silicon nanophotonics as an interconnect technology offers several promising benefits for future networks-on-chip, including low end-to-end transmission energy and high bandwidth density of waveguides using wavelength division multiplexing.
