Sentence examples for Underlying benefit from inspiring English sources

Failure to submit the requested original document by the deadline may result in denial or revocation of the underlying benefit request.

The underlying benefit derived from using a single patient case is that stability and fidelity were enhanced as much as possible.

The local multiplier effect is the underlying benefit of using complementary currencies.

Following the approach in Nickell et al. (2005) and Bassanini and Duval (2009), the underlying benefit duration variable is computed indirectly as the ratio of (OECD measures of) average replacement rates over a five-year unemployment spell to first-year replacement rates5.

This is obviously in addition to the underlying benefit of producing much needed, quality low-cost housing.

Beneficiaries also gain from compounding since cost-of-living adjustments become part of their underlying benefit, the base for future cost-of-living increases.

Experimental human stem cell transplantation to the heart has begun, but the mechanisms underlying benefits seen in preclinical models, both at the site of cell injection and at more distant regions, remain uncertain.

However, the study also found that most residents thought retrofitting was simply a matter of improving the appearance of the estate, and did not understand that it had underlying benefits in improving energy efficiency and saving residents money on fuel bills.

The plant asset management systems and the modeling and underlying benefits of such systems are also discussed to create awareness on the possibilities of asset management in a plant context extending the limits from instrumentation and control to assets such as pumps, electrical machinery, and rotating equipment.

Nevertheless, aspirin has additional mechanisms that may underlie benefits in neuropsychiatric illness.

Our study also lacks a control group of uveitis patients without a positive TB screening test; therefore, conclusions about the benefit of ATT on uveitis control and the mechanism underlying any benefit are limited.