Sentence examples for suggest benefit from inspiring English sources

Recommending these supplements, with no human in-vivo research to remotely suggest benefit, is unacceptable.

The rise in kombucha's popularity is part of a larger trend in "probiotic" foods containing bacteria, which some studies suggest benefit digestion and boost the immune system.

"Despite historical recommendations for an episiotomy to prevent brachial plexus injury when a shoulder dystocia is encountered," the authors conclude, "the trend we observed does not suggest benefit from this practice".

Small studies suggest benefit from new treatments such as magnesium sulphate, but much larger trials are needed.

The newest guidelines for treating people with coronary artery disease (CAD) suggest benefit from statin-induced LDL cholesterol lowering regardless of baseline LDL cholesterol level.

Previous analyses from Australia and New Zealand did not suggest benefit with intensive HD, although recent research suggests that relationships have changed.

This study adds to this growing body of knowledge to suggest benefits extend to influence occupant consideration for sustainability.

LCAs of biogas production suggest benefits related to CO2 emission savings and the replacement of chemical fertilisers, for example.

Our results thus suggest benefits with added web-based ECG-learning programme over only conventional teaching of ECG.

However, the results obtained with the subjective VAS symptom scores suggest benefits of the TSP 1% formulation (Table 9).

The board wants to eliminate the new requirements for all grades but kindergarten through third, which research suggests benefit the most from small class size.