Sentence examples for benefit from supplementary from inspiring English sources

Helen Butler, of the Wight Squirrel Project, another author, said: "Red squirrels benefit from supplementary feeding and many people enjoy watching them in their gardens.

Future research may benefit from supplementary studies that may shed more light on underlying mechanisms.

Nurses in both settings continued to work weekends and benefit from supplementary payments.

All regions of Niger, except Niamey, will benefit from supplementary food distribution where one child out of two suffers from stunting.

Accordingly, women with high density may benefit from supplementary exams with e.g. digital breast tomosynthesis in which the breast is viewed in "slices" or "slabs".

Some prevalent stressful events (traffic accidents, near-drowning, and divorce/absence of a parent) deserve to receive more attention from a traumatic stress point of view, whereas the study of other events, such as potential and physical violence, might benefit from supplementary knowledge of the co-occurrence of other potentially traumatic events.

Unlike benefits from compulsory insurance, benefits from supplementary health insurance differ depending on the product chosen.

We will work with the World Food Programme to substantially increase the number of children benefiting from supplementary feeding from the current 16,000 to an additional 60,000 children and pregnant and lactating mothers".

In 2002, more than 300,000 children benefited from supplementary and therapeutic feeding programmes supported by UNICEF, while the first Centre of Excellence for Obstetric Care was established at Kabul's Malalai Maternity Hospital and the first training programmes for auxiliary midwives were undertaken in eastern Afghanistan.

In summary, women who benefited from supplementary prenatal support provided by either a nurse or nurse plus home visitor had the following characteristics: they were delivering their first live born child, smoked, had a lower income, were of young maternal age, were non-Caucasian, had experienced abuse in the past, and were more unwilling to maintain, nurture, or use social supports.

Earlier in the day UBS analysts had said the company could benefit from the supplementary US defence budget.