Sentence examples for use outweigh from inspiring English sources

Any household item purchased requires a vetting process: Will its use outweigh its density?

The F.D.A. believed that the statute's ban mandate was absolute and prevented it from establishing a level of safe use or even to judge whether the benefits of continued use outweigh the risks involved.

Any value above the threshold point indicates that the benefits of PEP use outweigh the risks for adverse events, therefore implying PEP should be recommended for any probability of exposure to C. burnetii above the stated threshold point.

The ability of DVT prophylaxis to achieve a substantial degree of risk reduction (approximately 50%), coupled with an overall low major bleeding rate (less than 2%) [ 4], clearly demonstrates that the benefits of its use outweigh the risks of bleeding.

Rather, we felt that the disadvantages of such charges, alongside the damage to the principle of healthcare free at the point of use, outweighed probably modest financial gains.

Random testing has grown more prevalent in the United States since the Supreme Court condoned it in 2002, ruling that deterring teenage drug use outweighed Fourth Amendment concerns in a public school environment.

Despite these requirements, a recent survey of 82 patients who were using nebulizers found that 98% reported that the benefits of nebulizer use outweighed the disadvantages.

This trial reported that the risk of HRT treatment in the long-term use outweighed the benefits, due to the increased risk of breast cancer, stroke, thromboembolism, gallbladder disease and dementia [ 2].

Altogether, we feel that the advantages (i.e., reduced misclassification and avoidance of type I errors without impairment of etiological validity) of the approach used by us outweigh the disadvantages.

A member of the F.D.A. panel, he abstained on a vote about whether the device's intended uses outweighed the risks.

To kick things off, we reported on our latest research entitled, "Parenting in the Digital Age" to show that a majority (53 percent) of parents felt that the benefits of their kids online use outweighed the harms.