Sentence examples for benefit on what from inspiring English sources

ACS (as an aetiology for ischaemic cardiomyopathies or aggravator of existing cardiomyopathies) and KPI that were deemed not to add any additional benefit on what was already known from CASPA were also rested.

Since there is no clear definition provided on what an 'educational benefit' is, this too has been further defined through case laws.

Like the public library, the public pool is something of an endangered species, and you cannot do much of a cost-benefit analysis on what one offers a community.

There are two elements to the benefit, one depending on what National Insurance contributions you've paid in the past and the other on your household income.

Even if a deal can be struck, its real benefit depends on what Vodafone does with the strategic options that come with it.

That said, the 10-inch display might actually amount to a benefit, depending on what you're looking for in a device.

However, these three mechanisms evolve through different mechanisms, depending on how the fitness consequences of creating the benefit depend on what others in the population do.

The site also offers benefits advice on what help is available.

Its own cost-benefit analysis suggests that every pound spent on the first stage to Birmingham would produce about £1.50 in benefits (depending on what you throw in).

According to some of the experts "Delphi benefits depend on what the research question is, for some things, Delphi is ideal", which opens the door to its use for business ethics purposes.

"From my perspective, the greatest benefit is information on what is happening in the wider market and how can we use this to increase sales/enrollments".