Sentence examples for reflection of benefit from inspiring English sources

The data show reasonably convincingly that the benefit for the primary composite outcome is significant and is probably a fair reflection of benefit for its individual components.

In contrast to the investment cost, energy dumped is an indirect reflection of users' benefit as energy is wasted.

This may be a further reflection of the benefit of early nephrology input, medication review and appropriate dietetic input [ 21].

Each of these studies had sound methodology and good internal validity, and the estimated reduction in mortality is therefore likely a realistic reflection of the benefit of first aid in fatal blunt trauma.

The mean difference in A1C reduction between these groups (−0.4%) is a reflection of the additional benefit of adding colesevelam HCL.

In addition, TTP is likely a better reflection of overall patient benefit than EPD, as EPD assesses only very early progression.

These are my lessons and tips learnt in practice: Those years in university spent loathing the topic of reflection will benefit you more than you ever envisaged.

But on reflection, I think that may be of benefit, because anyone with fine hair will know that softness reads floppiness and that often makes matters worse, causing hair to fall flat before you've even put on your coat.

That's a reflection of their belief that one benefit of success — and one responsibility it carries — is shining a light on emerging talent.

Journaling and a narrative approach in general is a step forward in providing support; a strength of the LWHP is that it allows those who can benefit from reflection of this kind to so without requiring professional facilitation.

This is a reflection of the direct and tangible benefits provided to the affected community versus indirect and intangible benefits for the donor community.