Sentence examples for published benefits from inspiring English sources

These units were chosen on the basis of previously published benefits in these patient populations (1– 6).

Gochfeld et al. suggest that published benefits of fish consumption may generally be a result of healthy lifestyles in general.

These data confirm in routine clinical practice the published benefits of dabigatran etexilate in secondary stroke prevention found in controlled clinical trials.

Given that the previously published benefits of dual processing instruction were seen in novices, this group was expected to be the most likely to benefit from dual-processing instruction.

The published benefit assessment for ticagrelor [ 12] reported an added clinical benefit for patients without ST-segment elevation (NSTEMI) and unstable angina (UA).

The EPA has published two Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act reports to date on this topic.

To accompany the published clinical benefits of self-monitoring, this overview found that self-monitoring can lead to significant reductions in hospitalisation and readmission to hospital, specifically in heart failure and COPD.

The majority of published cost-benefit analyses focus on quantifying the monetary health benefit, and in particular the reduction in respiratory ailments, through air pollution control policies [ 17, 18].

"Before the last election, Tony Abbott promised that his government wouldn't spend more than $100m on an infrastructure project without a published cost-benefit analysis," Ludlam said.

"Caesar: On Deaf Ears," the story of an unruly deaf dog that learned sign language, and "Norman to the Rescue," about a blind dog that saved a girl from drowning, were both published to benefit the Humane Society, in 1997 and 2000, respectively.

Supplementary materials consist of data provided by the author that are published to benefit the reader.