Sentence examples for subgroup benefits from inspiring English sources
This indicates that in most scenarios, the population subgroup benefits from the vaccination programme.
Although local control and overall survival (OS) are improved with concurrent platinum-based chemoradiotherapy, disappointing local and distant failure rates of 50% and 15%, respectively, coupled with an absolute survival benefit of only 6.5% compared with radiotherapy alone suggest that only a subgroup benefits (Pignon et al, 2009).
There was statistically significant overall benefit observed with albumin (relative risk 0.93; 95% confidence interval 0.86 to 1.00; P=0.05), but no single sepsis severity subgroup benefited.
Given the fact that physical exercise in HF patients decreases preload [ 36], it is reasonable to assume that the "high TFC" subgroup benefited as a result of this mechanism.
Topics that might otherwise confuse the general practitioner and the trainee, such as when to perform any type of carotid intervention in symptomatic and asymptomatic patients, are allocated entire chapters with annexed tables and charts, explaining in detail not only which subgroups benefit most but also, especially useful in clinical practice, which individuals benefit most.
In addition, there is little knowledge on which subgroups benefit more (or less) from exercise interventions.
A second aim of our study was to investigate whether specific subgroups benefit more from the intervention than others.
Also, to investigate whether well-defined patient subgroups benefit more or less from cisplatin- or carboplatin-based therapy.
A deeper understanding of which subgroups benefit from high-quality diets in terms of number of cases could greatly improve the success of public health messages.
Using this approach it is possible to determine whether subgroups benefit from the specific agents rather than just identifying prognostic markers.
