Sentence examples for benefits articulated from inspiring English sources

It is also suggested that the approach outlined in this paper could be further adapted and tested for use with nursing and allied health professionals, to explore whether the issues and potential benefits articulated here are also relevant to these groups.

Accordingly, research benefits are articulated as either those that are concurrent to the conduct of research or those that are expected after the research is complete.

The benefits were variously articulated in terms of benefits for the country's economy (which clearly had indirect impact on family) and for parents.

There is a fine line between use of paraphrasing tools and the use of tools to plagiarise, however it is only through open discussion that students will learn to appreciate the benefits of articulating their understanding in their own words with the appropriate acknowledgement of sources.

Suffice it to say that the significant economic benefits (as pointedly articulated by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and many others on the right, center and left) are apparently insufficient empirical reasons to drive the Speaker and his leadership team to schedule a vote of the House.

For operational research, the obligation to provide post-trial benefits is better articulated as an obligation to change treatment practice.

These social benefits need to be articulated just as strongly as the economic benefits of membership.

In terms of benefits, it has been articulated that the contribution of personal data would not yield any direct benefit for the participants, given the fact that society and science at large are the conceived beneficiaries of such initiatives.

"We clearly articulated the benefits of partnership with you to them, which they grasped immediately".

There, Museveni not only articulated the benefits of family planning but also committed money to it, increasing government funding from $3.3m£250m0m) to $5m annually for five years.

"Nobody in the government has so far articulated the benefits of the process of privatization to the public," said Ajit Ranade, chief economist at ABN Amro Bank India.