While these decadent pleasures actually do contain plenty of nutrients, and while wine has benefits in common with its younger incarnation, the grape, it's not quite the same thing.
To determine if oversampling the surface electromyographic signal provides any benefit in analyzing common electromyographic timing and amplitude measures used in kinesiological studies.
In contrast, there was a suggestion of benefit in diagnosing common lesions among intermediates and overcoming bias among novices.
A scientifically valid method for assessing patients' benefit risk trade-off preferences is needed to compare risks and benefits in a common metric.
"From Naked into Majestic, what these benefits have got in common is both companies have got to develop in areas where they are weak and benefit from the other one's knowledge of doing that," he said.
What do the map on your phone, your IRS audit letter, street repairs in your neighborhood, and your public benefits all have in common?
Robert Keith, a budget historian formerly at the Congressional Research Service, said the term entitlement first appeared in the 1950s to describe Social Security and veterans and education benefits, and was in common use by the 1970s, after Medicare and Medicaid were created.
There is benefit in addressing the common threat collectively.
We need to mix and match, to have the neighboring community college, liberal arts college, and big university begin extensive and continuing talks toward mutual benefit -- everything from purchasing health benefits and material goods in common to sharing courses, faculty and staff personnel, facilities -- even, and most important, students.
In a quantitative classification, both inputs and benefits must be expressed in common measurable terms, normally economic.
