Sentence examples for benefit entry from inspiring English sources

Higher loadings of styrene offered no appreciable benefit (entry 6 vs. entry 7).

It is apparent that depressed wages and career opportunities have discouraged Americans from pursuing IT and other STEM careers, but the inestimable benefit of entry into the United States makes guestworker jobs attractive to many hundreds of thousands of foreigners.

As a generalization, these clinic-based systems, although relatively good at quickly selecting low-risk patients who can be managed as outpatients, have not been particularly effective at identifying patients at highest risk who are most likely to benefit from entry into trials of novel therapies.

Job: chief executive, BSkyB Age: 46 Industry: broadcasting Turnover: £4.95bn Staff: 16,000 Salary: £1.91m (including bonus and benefits) New entry Jeremy Darroch cuts an unusual figure at the top of BSkyB.

China has benefited from entry into the WTO and expanded its trade enormously over the past seven years.

The resources required for implementation should be balanced against the expected benefits of entry screening.

Mean duration on various types of sick leave benefits at entry to the rehabilitation program was 9.3 months (sd = 3.4)].

Men who received disability/chronic disease benefits at entry to either follow-up period were excluded from analysis in that period.

Nonetheless, the contract which the Boeing union members approved for the next eight years contained significant concessions including: effectively ending workers defined pension benefits, cutting retirement benefits, reducing healthcare insurance benefits and lowering entry level wages and slowing pay growth over time.

Since 1 January 2011 all new patent-protected pharmaceuticals undergo a systematic assessment of the additional benefit upon market entry in Germany.

Explicitly identifying roles and sites for interaction with national authorities would have the twin benefit of providing entry points for those actors according to established coordination norms, and providing opportunities for technical capacity development to national authorities.