Sentence examples for accepted benefit from inspiring English sources

Just as important, though, is the scientifically proved and widely accepted benefit of specific medications that work to slow the disease process in the brain.

The total number of people who accepted benefit packages to leave the company was 300 to 400, according to a person close to the company who declined to be identified discussing internal matters. .

There should be an accepted benefit for patients with recognized disease (W&J2).

This is a generally accepted benefit in Dutch oncologists regarding adjuvant treatment in general (Bontenbal et al, 2000).

The knowledge of the needs of individuals in high-risk areas, as well as the accepted benefits of psychological resilience for both individual and community functioning means that establishing psychological resilience-building strategies seems promising.

Should we give rFVIIa and risk being accused of off-label use of a drug without an accepted benefit-risk profile, or should we deny the patient the benefit of a potentially life-saving product that clearly reduces bleeding?

The generally accepted benefits of breast cancer screening may have encouraged Delphi participants to consider breast to be particularly worthy of expedited diagnosis [ 23], even though the screening population is asymptomatic, and were not included in this study.

Across Wisconsin, residents like Mr. Hahn have fumed in recent years as tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs have vanished, and as some of the state's best-known corporations have pressured workers to accept benefit cuts.

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The Journal reported that AARP policy chief John Rother is pushing the organization to accept benefit cuts as part of a deal to make Social Security solvent.

Campaign officials at times were eager to accept benefits from Russia's covert operation.