Sentence examples for test benefits from inspiring English sources

Future studies will test benefits to patients with cancers of the larynx, skin and gynecological organs.

Determine whether (fictitious) health screening test benefits affect perceptions of (unrelated) barriers, and barriers affect perceptions of benefits.

And we already know the steps Congress would consider, which have been repeated ad nauseam over the past several years: Means test benefits.

The choice of items was influenced by previously used measures of screening test benefits and barriers [ 38, 39].

The objectives of the current study were to examine oncologists' (a) reasons for (or against) KRAS test adoption; (b) current use of KRAS testing; (c) perceived test benefits and concerns; (d) communication to patients about the test; and (e) understanding of clinical guidelines.

They would also not be subject to the family actual means test, benefiting 6,060 people, officials said.

However, in that study only those patients with septic shock and a poor response to the ACTH test benefited from glucocorticoids.

Other parties want to means-test benefits like winter fuel payments, which would mean only low and middle-income pensioners would receive them.

One might think so from reading his May 8 column, in which he takes the Democrats to task for not jumping on the bandwagon to support Mr. Bush's latest twist in the Social Security battle, to means-test benefits.

I believe in simple and flat taxation of income and consumption and a generous public provision of education (the key to opportunity), but I think the welfare state should remain a minimal safety net and means-test benefits for those who are in real need, not grant them to everyone regardless of wealth.

And it is as nothing compared with the revolt that will break out, left, right and centre, if the government proceeds with the plans hatched by Mr Brown to means-test benefits to the disabled.Mr Blair has two choices in dealing with the rump left.