Sentence examples for response and benefit from inspiring English sources
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"In general, it appears that exercise, like any therapy, results in a bell-shaped curve in terms of response and benefit," says Dr. James H. O'Keefe, a cardiologist and lead author of a thought-provoking review article published on Monday in Mayo Clinic Proceedings that examines whether extreme amounts of vigorous exercise, particularly running, can harm the heart.
Multivariate modelling was used for calculation of hazard ratios and clinical response and benefit.
Multiple logistic regression analyses were performed to evaluate the predictive role of Her-2/ neu tyr1248 phosphorylation status upon response and benefit from trastuzumab-based treatment.
Markers for better prediction of response and benefit from adjuvant chemotherapy in CRC would clearly improve both patient care and health-care resource utilisation.
Although staining for the oestrogen and HER-2 receptors are powerful individual predictors of response (and benefit from) tamoxifen and herceptin, respectively, clinicians lack a marker that predicts those who will benefit from chemotherapy.
A subgroup of patients with IBS showed a sustained therapy response and benefits from mesalazine therapy.
However, a subgroup of patients with IBS showed a sustained therapy response and benefits from a mesalazine therapy.
In conclusion, the results of the present study indicate that a number of patients show a sustained therapy response and benefits from mesalazine therapy.
However, when this trial was designed, few treatment regimens could be applied to these patients that gave a reasonable response and benefits after failure on a docetaxel-based regimen.
In seven patients both target tumour response and patient benefit were achieved; in eight tumour response was achieved but not patient benefit; and in seven no target tumour response occurred but patient benefit was still achieved.
