Sentence examples for a total benefit from inspiring English sources

An official study had established in 2004 that for every £1 spent on renovating the line, a total benefit of £2.50 would be generated.

The information enabled SAC to avoid losses of almost $194 million on the stocks, which it sold and then bet against, reaping $83 million in profit — a total benefit to the firm of more than $276 million.

It would go on to sell for $360,000, and other bidders would add another $205,000 in donations, for a total benefit to the USO – an organisation providing entertainment programming to US soldiers – of $565,000.

PricewaterhouseCoopers, on the other hand, is going to start offering $100 per month for up to six years, for a total benefit of $7,200 (because of reduced interest, they estimate the true value to be around $10,000).

In this comparison, pemetrexed was found to have a total benefit of 0.52 QALYs compared to 0.42 QALYs for docetaxel.

To account for differences in group sizes we assumed that in these interactions cooperators pay a total cost c and provide a total benefit b.

The DWP says the cap will save £110m a year, which compares with a total benefits bill of £159bn in 2011-12.

The average active-duty service member receives a total benefits and pay compensation package worth $99,000 a year, because of substantial in-kind benefits in the form of housing, health care and food.

Both receive 100% housing benefit, so Family A's total benefit bill is £450 while Family B's is £600.

This results in a lower total benefit gain, but also a lower total cost for scenario A, than when fulvestrant is used as second-line therapy option.

Few studies have yet addressed the impact of the assumed number and effect size of loci on rescue dynamics, although one model has suggested that the chance of rescue from SGV tends to decrease as a fixed total benefit is divided among more loci (Gomulkiewicz et al. 2010).