Sentence examples for testing the benefits from inspiring English sources

"After performing a six-week clinical trial testing the benefits of Skechers Shape-Ups, I am confident in recommending them to patients to increase their low-back endurance and improve gluteal strength," he said in the ad.

Robert Harrington of Duke University, who is helping to run a large clinical trail testing the benefits of Zetia on reducing the incidence of heart attack, stroke and death, says, "Statin therapy is your first, second, and third choice".

TACT is an National Institutes of Health sponsored, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, 2 × 2 factorial clinical trial testing the benefits and risks of 40 infusions of a multicomponent disodium EDTA chelation solution compared with placebo and of an oral, high-dose multivitamin and mineral supplement.

Together, these three points strongly justify ongoing efforts in establishing basic research, randomized clinical trials, or other experimental designs on testing the benefits of creatine supplementation.

The Safeguarding the Brains of our smallest Children (www.safeboosc.eu) project aims at testing the benefits and harms of cerebral NIRS in the first days of life in extremely preterm infants.

We and others have shown that EGCG ameliorates EAE [ 2, 19, 22, 33, 61], and clinical trials testing the benefits of EGCG in MS patients are ongoing (NCT00525668, NCT00799890 and NCT01417312).

A well designed multicenter study testing the benefit of antithrombin to counteract DIC in the HELLP syndrome should be encouraged.

The recently announced results of the first two clinical phase III trials testing the benefit of adjuvant bevacizumab were disappointing (NSABP-C-08 and AVANT).

Models testing the benefit of within organism genetic heterogeneity suggest that the average fitness of the population increases if some individuals within that population are genetic mosaics.

An early study testing the benefit of creatine in MPTP-induced Parkinson's disease mice showed significant neuroprotection with 1% creatine supplementation in diet.

In November, doctors at St George's hospital used crowdfunding to raise £50,000 to test the benefits of the anti-malarial drug artesunate on 140 patients with colorectal cancer.