Sentence examples for benefits published from inspiring English sources

Her latest report, "A National Minimum Wage and In-Work Benefits", published on April 2nd by the Employment Policy Institute, a think-tank, concludes that a minimum wage would have a "significant impact on the incomes of low-paid workers".But on closer examination this impact looks tiny.

The benefits of total mesorectal excision have been established and the survival benefit published [ 8, 9].

Arrangements like these differ in substantive ways from the more traditional grant-supported-investigator model in terms of study duration, financial structure, expectations of reciprocal benefit, publishing results, and potential for broad impact at both organizations.

The work and pensions select committee's report Benefits Simplification, published in July, slammed the current system as "stunningly complicated".

Smart Solutions to Climate Change: Comparing Costs and Benefits is published by Cambridge University Press in September in the UK, October in the US.

Barry Niven, London W6 My expenses and benefits are published annually by the trade union certification officer and are ratified by our AGM.

"People view that as a success in discouraging the use of the most expensive drugs," said Gary Claxton, a vice president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, whose survey of employer health benefits was published last month.

A new scientific review, a compendium of grass-fed beef benefits just published in Nutrition Journal, concludes that, "Research spanning three decades suggests that grass-only diets can significantly alter the fatty acid composition and improve the overall antioxidant content of beef".

In Table  3, we compare the concepts of decentralization and localization in terms of their definitions, the problems they seek to solve, potential benefits, and published applications to health systems.

46 A small clinical trial of L-arginine supplementation in women with chronic hypertension that showed some maternal benefit was published after we submitted our work for publication, supporting the potential benefits of this intervention.

The study, the first to show any benefit, was published in 1997 in The Journal of the American Medical Association.