Sentence examples for Isolated benefit from inspiring English sources

For a parent coaching program to be successful, academics, psychologists and consultants say, it cannot be an isolated benefit involving just an employee and the coach, or simply a perk that companies offer for competitive reasons.

Notably, only two RCTs [ 11, 37] to date have examined the isolated benefit of cognitive exercise, whilst the other three included co-interventions.

Focusing primarily on outcome, however, does not provide insight into the mode of action and isolated benefits of the erythropoiesis-independent effects of EPO.

People will tell you that Australia is the lucky country for a variety of reasons, one being that, as we are so isolated, we benefit from an unbiased appreciation of music from all over the world.

Some isolates benefit plants by producing growth promoting hormones or antimicrobial compounds to control against pathogens [ 1].

A previous meta-analysis included continuous infusion of aminoglycosides and vancomycin, making it difficult to isolate the benefit of β-lactams [ 32].

As new medications that can be administered over 3-monthly intervals are in development, the present results will provide important information to facilitate the economic evaluation of these drugs by isolating the benefit to patients of this change in their regimen.

Downy mildew isolates growing on the resistant hybrids Regent and Johanniter have been reported, but those were either highly aggressive isolates or common isolates benefiting of optimal environmental conditions [ 21].

The system had suffered many attacks over the years, from politicians talking of a "welfare trap", government means-testing, and frothy-mouthed journalists reporting isolated cases of benefit fraud.

It believes that this will allow more isolated individuals to benefit from other residents' connections.

The school has a large population of special-needs students who can feel isolated and thus benefit greatly from the program, Mr. Brady said.