Sentence examples for that benefit likely from inspiring English sources

The potential value of efficient prognostication in this particular clinical setting is to enable appropriate selection of patients for adjuvant therapy, determining who should benefit from systemic therapy, with that benefit likely to outweigh potential toxicity.

But the WhatsApp outage that benefitted Line was likely linked to its raised profile, post-Facebook acquisition, so all these service spikes for other mobile messaging apps can be traced back to Zuck's big spending.

This enables the widespread dissemination of discrete regulatory elements with those that confer benefit likely to be retained.

"The payers need a better sense of what the likely outcome is for any given patient," says Tom Smith, program director at Moss, "so that they can say with confidence which patients are likely to benefit from treatment, and how significant that benefit is likely to be.

Based on the observed results within the AIC cohort over time it may be hypothesized that prescriptions and costs of first-line drugs decrease for SRMD patients that are referred to AIC and that benefits are likely.

These are the people who are now hearing that benefit entitlements are likely to be taken away from them.

If there is a subgroup that benefit, it is likely to be those with PI-IBS and a trial of such carefully selected patients would be worthwhile, particularly those with more severe diarrhoea.

It is not easy to break a lock-in, because the coalitions that benefit from it are likely to resist any change [59].

Standout policies: Tellingly, Olivia Chow is a vocal supporter of ranked balloting, a system that allows voters to order their political preferences, and a system that would likely benefit candidates like Chow.

So where the Democrats can point to policies that benefit people, they are more likely to notch wins in November.

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