Sentence examples for benefit inventory from inspiring English sources

We used two generic instruments, the HUI-3 and the Glasgow Benefit Inventory ('GBI'GBI

QOL assessment studies have mostly been performed using the Glasgow Benefit Inventory (GBI) for specific lacrimal procedures [ 4– 6].

Application of the Health Utilities Index mark 3 (HUI-3) before and after treatment; application of the Glasgow Benefit Inventory (GBI) after treatment.

ElBadawey et al sought to assess the impact of three frontal sinus procedures – balloon sinuplasty, frontal recess clearance, or endoscopic modified Lothrop procedure – on quality of life as measured by the Glasgow Benefit inventory and SNOT22 questionnaires.

Improvements were shown for hearing handicap, measured by the Hearing Handicap Inventory for the Elderly and the Communication Scale for Older Adults (Sweetow & Henderson Sabes 2010), but not by the Speech Spatial and Qualities of Hearing questionnaire (Ingvalson et al. 2013) or a health status questionnaire, the Glasgow Benefit Inventory (Stacey et al. 2010).

No single pipeline can be free of decisions about costs and benefits: inventory versus in-stock position, responsiveness versus transportation costs, holding versus handling costs.

All three should benefit from inventory restocking in 2010, so long as the global economic recovery continues.

Anecdotal evidence in the spring of '09 implied the cutbacks had over-shot and gross domestic product at least in quarters three and four would benefit from inventory reaccumulation.

Small businesses have complex needs, such as payments, accounting, payroll, benefits, tax, inventory and scheduling.

Of note, a recent report states that strategic objectives for the UK NHSBT Cord Blood Bank (CBB) are maximized clinical benefits and inventory utilization where a feasible target is 1% annual utilization of banked UCB units [ 5].

If he chooses to accept, he may limit his liability to the assets of the estate either, as under the French system, by declaring his acceptance to be under the benefit of the inventory and by then making the inventory fully and correctly or, as under the German system, by handing over the estate to a judicially appointed administrator.