Sentence examples for benefit from increased testing from inspiring English sources

Another general premise was that some patients – such as those with insurance or access to free HIV care – would benefit from increased testing and diagnosis efforts regardless of whether or not there was additional funding for linkage to care.

Some cancer survivors may benefit from increased continuity of primary care systems and more information and feedback on PSA testing to monitor recurrence.

Businesses benefit from increased regional mobility.

The Amex would benefit from increased trading volume.

Policing can only benefit from increased scrutiny; with fairer policing, the nation benefits as well.

Pediatric surgery could benefit from increased expertise, funding, and participation in clinical trials.

In any case, as the election nears, they will benefit from increased access to the airwaves.

"Obviously, we benefit from increased electrical and gas sales when new companies move to the county," he said.

Candidates also usually benefit from increased party unity, as infighting left over from the primary race tends to slow by the convention, Keeter said.

All three of these are also running for seats on the London Assembly and will hope to benefit from increased publicity in the coming weeks.

Poor, damp overcrowded conditions are detrimental to health and what child will benefit from increased spending on education if they have to return to a damp bed-sit?