Sentence examples for benefit believed to from inspiring English sources
For example, in the 1830s an individual who wished to gain the spiritual benefit believed to accrue from viewing the contents of a Mandan sacred bundle (a group of sacred and ceremonial objects) was expected to pay the bundle's guardian cash, horses, or goods equivalent to about a year's wages for the typical manual labourer.
In 2010, the previous owners of Rangers contested an unpaid tax bill relating to the use of Employee Benefit Trusts, believed to be in the region of £49m.
The mechanism of therapeutic benefit is believed to relate to improved tissue perfusion and oxygen delivery but this theory has not previously been tested.
The benefit is believed to be mediated by impaired activity of antigen-specific B cells, as well as effects on cell-mediated immunity [ 58, 59].
We still recommend this r-ATG regimen to certain patients with a high degree of HLA mismatch, if after careful consideration the benefit is believed to outweigh the risk.
Unemployment benefits are believed to have one of the most stimulative effects on the economy, because recipients are likely to spend all of the money they receive quickly and pump more spending through the economy.
Given the prognosis and the general status of the patient, radical pericardiectomy should only be performed if its benefits are believed to outweigh the potential drawbacks.
These benefits are believed to reflect a combination of material (e.g., income and the resulting access to resources) and psychological outcomes, such as social role and status, access to social networks and support, and a sense of purpose/achievement [ 4, 5].
Japan is a major tea producing country, and green tea is known for its health benefits which are believed to be due to catechins.
The 15m mound (it's no Etna) has room for around a dozen people and the warm mud is believed to benefit the skin.
