Sentence examples for benefit is due from inspiring English sources

The DWP says compensating local authorities for the full amount lost to fraud would remove any incentive to pursue the perpetrators - and housing benefit is due to be phased out by 2017, as part of the move to Universal Credit.

The oxygenation benefit is due to a better ventilation perfusion matching [5, 6] and/or to recruitment of dorsal lung parenchyma with a decrease in shunt fraction [4, 7, 8].

Since these protective effects occur less than 1 hour after injury, it is unlikely that the cardioprotective benefit is due to any meaningful amount of donor MSC differentiation and regeneration.

Upon closer examination, we observed that much of this benefit is due to an increase in full-length modified sfGFP synthesis.

This therapeutic benefit is due to tumour-specific induction of the nucleolar stress pathway leading to activation of p53 and cell death by apoptosis.

In early-stage disease, it is not clear whether this benefit is due directly to cytoreductive effects of surgery or from more accurate staging.

When the benefit was due to expire in November, he joined a unanimous vote to extend it until the end of February.

Some argued that the trial prevented disease because CRP levels dropped, but others said that the real benefit was due to lowering cholesterol in those whose levels are normal to begin with.

The Mateos et al. trial used a combination regimen; therefore, whether the benefit was due to lenalidomide is unclear.

The investigators indicated that they could not "distinguish between the possibility that the observed survival benefit was due to an effect of early treatment and the possibility that the benefit was due to longer duration of interferon beta-1b exposure" [ 32].

To assess the relative contributions of immediate quality-of-life and long-term glucose control benefits, we ran analyses in which the only benefit was due to improved glucose control.