Sentence examples for benefit to start from inspiring English sources

The WHO recommended the same threshold for HIV-2 and HIV-1 infected patients (CD4 < 350cells/ mm) in the 2010 version [ 49] and now the same threshold for HIV-2 and HIV-1 (CD4 < 500 cells/mm) in the recent 2013 recommendation as there was no evidence showing the benefit to start earlier in HIV-2 infected patients [ 20].

One potential academic benefit to starting college research early in a child's high school career is motivation.

Another benefit to starting up later in life is that their children have grown up, which gives them more free time.

"It can definitely replenish the surface storage and can have some benefit to starting to replenish some of the groundwater".

This reduction in TB incidence also suggests a public health benefit to starting earlier where high coverage can be achieved.

Recent evidence from developed and developing countries shows clear clinical and public health benefit to starting antiretroviral therapy (ART) earlier.

But, beyond that, he failed to mention that he has proposed some interesting legislation to refashion the unemployment insurance system, by encouraging work-sharing over layoffs and the use of jobless benefits to start businesses.

There he used his G.I. Bill benefits to start a small lending library in his windowless room in the Hotel de Suez near the Sorbonne, where he studied for a time.

States are borrowing billions to keep the checks coming, and forcing workers to wait ever longer for benefits to start, putting them in danger of missing rent and meals.

And let's pass the VET Act of 2011, so our returning vets can use GI benefits to start businesses.

File for RIB 3 months before your 62nd birthday if you want your benefits to start as soon as your birthday passes.