Sentence examples for suggesting benefit from inspiring English sources

The literature is peppered with case series suggesting benefit and randomized controlled trials (RCT) that have failed to deliver mortality benefit.

The landmark study of early goal-directed therapy (EGDT) by Rivers et al. and the subsequent single-centre and multicentre follow-up RCTs in China were the first prospective studies suggesting benefit of the use of fluids in septic shock [84 86].

Rather than suggesting benefit cuts, it seems that Davis should be calling for a thorough national health care overhaul that includes a health insurance exchange with minimum benefits for employees and a public option that drives down costs for employers.

However, some studies contradict these findings, suggesting benefit to HES use.

For most of the conditions discussed, there is evidence suggesting benefit of probiotics.

The results are conflicting, some suggesting benefit while others failing to do so [ 1, 3, 15].

Buckley's criticisms include the report suggesting benefits from more coal burning for India without mentioning or evaluating the 175GW renewable energy plan announced in 2015.

Long-term members reported milder hoarding symptoms than Recent ones, suggesting benefits from group participation over time.

There is conflicting evidence however, with one longitudinal study suggesting benefits for only some participants [ 41].

Of those with microalbuminuria, 30% became normoalbuminuric, suggesting benefits of early and intensive blood pressure- and glucose-lowering treatment.

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