Sentence examples for term merits from inspiring English sources

No controlled clinical trial has addressed the long term merits of management approaches using cervical collar and cervical spine MRI in the group of severely brain injured that have a negative cervical spine computerized tomogram and no motor deficits in emergency room.

The ambiguous term "Merit" (synonym of "Imidacloprid" with HMDB id HMDB40292) was found 779 times in the chemical and 101 times in the non-chemical abstracts and obtained the low score of 0.14 after normalization.

"Investors are continuing to focus on the longer-term merits of the industry," said Kenneth J. Heinz, president of Hedge Fund Research.

Everyone here is worn out.' Another critic suggested that the activities were geared for publicity, 'without figuring the long-term merits of the program.

Yet the way Mr Obama is going about this operation is flawed, both in his choice of a congressional vote and in his rhetoric.The vote in Washington has short-term merits for Mr Obama.

Given that simulation based education is both time-consuming and resource intensive, its long-term merits with regard to retaining knowledge and translating into improved patient care need to be further studied and confirmed.

He has avoided inflammatory political terms—"merit pay" and "vouchers" are red rags to teachers' unions.

Each term really merits an analysis of its own; on terminology see at least Jolivet 2006: 217–227; Bertolacci 2003, 2012c).

The premise of making smaller changes in dietary behaviours that are more sustainable in the long term still merits investigation and is now supported by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence [ 31] in the UK as clinically beneficial and cost-effective.

The judge said the whole life term was merited because each of the three murders involved substantial degrees of premeditation or planning.

"After historical lows in 2008, risk appetite has quickly returned over the last eight weeks, suggesting that hedge fund investors are again looking past month-to-month volatility and focusing on the longer-term performance merits of the industry," said Kenneth J. Heinz, president of Hedge Fund Research.