Sentence examples for arising benefits from inspiring English sources

The energy production potential, avoided CO2 emissions due to the biogas burnt and the possibility of using this energy to supply the WWTP's internal demand consumption were analyzed, as well as the project's economic viability and the arising benefits from carbon credits, calculated in three scenarios.

I used U.S. labor market survey (CPS) data to estimate the impact of variation in the potential duration of UI benefits arising from benefit extensions that differed across states and over time.

Lalive et al. (2005) also show significant quantitatively similar threat effects arising from benefit sanctions on the sanctioned and non-sanctioned.

Larger effects would probably arise if benefits were extended beyond the ninth grade.

The provisions of the legislation, as well as the technical challenges that arise in benefits administration, militate against the creation of a supplemental coverage market.

Who will have access to the potential benefits arising from this research, and will such benefits be justly distributed?

Health benefits arising from land reclamation in Campania are reported below assuming different time frames over which benefits are produced (Table 4).

In the ePGA the benefit is envisaged as an immediate health benefit arising from improved prescribing, as well as a more indirect health benefit potentially arising from the improvement in the pharmacogenomic knowledge base through extensive data sharing.

Attempts to stabilize the benefits arising from ambitious rivalries thus had an oppressive aspect.

The public benefits arising from the forests and meadows it will destroy have been costed at £1m per year.

A strict utilitarian, in contrast, would take into account all social benefits arising from his potential return to Sheffield United.