Sentence examples for benefit based on the from inspiring English sources
DCEs utilise an attribute-based measure of benefit, based on the idea that healthcare interventions or services can be described by their attributes, or characteristics 32 and that an individuals' value of the described intervention or service depends on the levels of these attributes.
The technique is an attribute-based measure of benefit, based on the assumption that interventions (e.g., breast cancer follow-up services) can be described by a number of salient or key attributes (characteristics) and that an individual's valuation of the intervention depends upon the levels of these attributes (De Betker-Grob et al, 2012).
Thirty-one out of 43 malnourished patients (72%) showed nutritional benefit based on the change of LBM.
The second part pays a benefit based on the retiree's earnings history.
The society tried to persuade Mr. DiNardo to transfer further development rights to its nonprofit foundation, a move that would have yielded him a tax benefit based on the potential value of the property.
"I think we all know someone who has benefited from some application of marijuana or certainly could benefit based on the research that's available today," state Rep. John Shott (R) said, according to the Associated Press.
When an individual decided to retire, he or she could have benefits based on the traditional Social Security/Medicare plans or go for an option that uses one's personal account.
PBGC will compute participants' maximum guaranteeable benefits based on the amount determined under paragraph (a)(2) for 2007 ($4,125.00 as a straight-life annuity starting at age 65).
Last year, Mr. Alberthal was paid $850,000, but received more than $12.9 million in stock benefits based on the company's 1996 performance.
She and Mr. Bilger found a lawyer who could help Gene apply for disability benefits, based on the condition of his ankle.
