Sentence examples for applied benefit from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the results suggest that extinction of over-selected cues may have potential applied benefit as an intervention.

In the setting of neurohormonal activation and adequate perfusion, nesiritide could play an adjunctive role but does not have a broadly applied benefit in AHF [ 46].

We have applied Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA) methodology considering the Net Present Value (NPV) and the Benefit-Cost Ratio (BCR) as the main evaluation criteria.

These promising experimental findings have highlighted the possibility that cognitive bias modification for interpretation (CBM-I) could potentially deliver applied benefits in real-world settings.

Respondents replied that government funding should balance an interest in both the long-term (basic) and short-term (applied) benefits of science.

The government insists that applying benefit caps to workless claimants acts as a "powerful incentive" for them get a job because they gain exemption from the cap's often severe financial penalties if they can claim working tax credits.

He said staff apply benefit sanctions within the rules and Couling has looked at complaints in the past and on every occasion had no reason to doubt that people were operating properly.

Sanctions are a punishment applied to benefit claimants adjudged to have infringed jobcentre rules.

On Monday, the Tories said 31,000 people had applied to benefit from the scheme over the weekend.

He recently applied for welfare benefits.

A similar approach has been successfully applied elsewhere, benefiting smallholder farmers from Kenya to Uganda, and from Ethiopia to South Sudan.