Sentence examples for benefit directly attributed to from inspiring English sources

The monetary value of this improved efficiency in HRM report generation is shown in Table  3.> Another benefit directly attributed to HRM's use of iHRIS Manage was the nationwide mass recruitment of health workers.

With respect to the theme of the future, participants emphasised a plethora of benefits that could be directly attributed to Pulmonary Rehabilitation Programmes, including improved health outcomes, enhanced quality of life, fewer hospital admissions, less time spent in hospital and consequently health care financial savings.

The benefits and costs that are counted include not only those directly attributed to the program or intervention but also any indirect benefits or costs through externalities or other third-party effects. 2 However, much of the controversy surrounding the use of CBA derives from the fact that consumers of health care are not used to valuing health outcomes and these other intangible benefits.

So far, 21 fatalities have been directly attributed to Irene.

"We're seeing changes in this marine insect that can be directly attributed to the plastic".

Much of the resonance of Gears can be directly attributed to the character of Fenix.

That can be directly attributed to the work of New York City police officers.

Just 28 of those arrests were directly attributed to outreach efforts.

Earnhardt's crash probably cannot be directly attributed to the new rules.

"We know the last five years in U.S. soccer can be directly attributed to our senior players.

The "crisis" is directly attributed to the "flood" of asylum seekers now "invading" Britain.