Sentence examples for benefit presentation from inspiring English sources

The Actors' Fund of America, the theater charity organization, will present "Hair" on Sept. 20 at the New Amsterdam Theater on 42nd Street as its annual benefit presentation.

There were two versions: the implicit (concise) patient decision aid involves individualised risk and benefit presentation and a section to support shared decision-making; the explicit (extended) patient decision aid additionally includes patients' elicited values for health and treatment states derived via standard gamble and analysed in a Markov decision analysis [ 23].

Part-Time Faculty Benefits (presentation from Kevin Reynolds and Debby LaRocca) Due to the recent Healthcare Reform, YSU will now be required to offer Health Benefits to any employee who has worked 30 hours per week or more during a look-back period.

It is likely that the elicitation of neutralizing antibodies to these targets will benefit by presentation of these sites to the humoral immune system under physiologic conditions.

All subsets (age, prognostic group, sites of metastasis, previous cytokine treatment) appeared to derive equal benefit (Escudier presentation, ECCO 13, Paris 2005).

The confidence limits around these estimates do not rule out a potentially important benefit favouring presentation of risk as an AR in terms of systolic blood pressure (the upper limit of 95% confidence limit was 4.29 mmHg) but this finding would require confirmation in a larger study.

"If you qualify to live here in Sun Lakes, this plan will have no impact whatsoever on your retirement benefits," his presentation said in Sun Lakes.

Knowledge acquisition processes benefit from presentations that depict related information – like diagrams and formulas – in an integrated way.

Enhanced endocytosis of exogenous peptide would also benefit cross-presentation.

The importance of colorectal cancer in terms of its burden to society is well established; the benefits of presentation and diagnosis early in the course of the disease are clear.

IRB members may be unfamiliar with CBPR and might benefit from presentations on the history of the work, its basic principles, the funding agencies that support it, the scientific and community benefits of CBPR, and the unique ethical considerations it raises.