The term "benefit taking" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of retrieving a financial or other type of benefit from a particular situation or event. For example, "The company took advantage of the lower market prices to gain a significant benefit taking."
In all objectives, the difference in the profit per ewe between a scheme that included records on FEC measured once in rams immediately after weaning (scheme 3) and scheme 4 was small (1.3 3.7%) indicating that there is little benefit taking a second measurement of FEC.
And, according to Westlye, there has been no rash of reports that employees are abusing the benefit, taking sick leave for sports events or social engagements.
31 Four to six sessions are usually required with maximum benefit taking up to six months.
4. Investigate and characterise the role of information seeking in relation to food risk and benefit, taking into account different stimuli and contexts.
The comparison of the transverse resolution curves for apodizing masks with different ε shows that the apodization of the illumination path improves resolution for all detector sizes, with the largest benefit taking place for the larger confocal aperture.
An interesting observation from these graphs is the close juxtaposition of the best case scenario with the worst case, as shown by the steep transition from positive to negative benefit taking place within region C.
But reaping their considerable benefit takes consistency and discipline.
The benefit takes place on Oct. 30 at 7 30 p.m. at the Shubert Theater, 247 College Street, New Haven.
"Tax credits cut, child benefit taken away, fuel duty rising - and what has he chosen to make his priorities?
Arboviruses pass through two different hosts in their life cycle, with great benefit taken from vectors for their mobility, diffusion and evolution.
It is shown that the process can be used to gain more insight into how buildings should be designed to maximize investor net-benefit, taking into consideration uncertain variables, such as use-change rate, construction costs and durations, discount factors and rents.
