Sentence examples for arose benefit from inspiring English sources

The new data on when each version of ADH4 evolved also help put dates on when and where different branches of the primate family tree arose, Benefit says.

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.

But when opportunity for mutual benefit arose, they could become your partners.As the great bull market of the 1990s rumbled on, the partnerships deepened.

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.

Duran et al. speculated that these clinical and economic benefits arose from treating a greater number of women at risk for pregnancy-related complications.

The lowest estimate of monetary net benefits arose when bed days were valued at variable cost savings only (that is, the narrow hospital perspective).

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.

The economic benefits that arose from slavery's mass exploitation gave the nation advantages that it still enjoys.

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