Sentence examples for though we benefit from inspiring English sources

The statement that the definitions of medication prescribing errors are critical when we measure the role of CPOE systems in preventing errors remains valid even if we don't categorize the types of errors and even though we benefit from well-accepted error severity scales [ 2].

In the short term, though, they benefit many people.

The show itself, though, would benefit from toning down a little bit.

The majority of the older guys backed the newer guys even though we didn't benefit from it.

Amin, who has a car parts and accessories shop in Tehran's Cheragh-Bargh street, said: "We'll have less stress and even though we might not benefit from the agreement immediately, people will be a little bit relaxed psychologically".

"We fought for a no vote (in Scotland) even though we don't benefit," he told Dermot Murnaghan on Sky News.

It may be a decade, though, before passengers benefit from the technology.

Though we found no benefit in employing either DMSO or betaine during the assembly steps, both additives greatly improved target product specificity and yield during PCR amplification.

Overall, though we found some benefit with MA with respect to improving appetite and reducing nausea/vomiting, the GHS and other aspects of QOL showed no improvement with MA.

Sustained use (e.g., 2-3 years) is essential to benefit, though we note that studies of the magnitude of health effects of commodity distribution are typically conducted at the community level, not for individuals with confirmed use.

"Even though I benefit greatly from that professionally, I don't think we can make that assumption that we have rights to this mountain," he added.