Sentence examples for benefits yielded from inspiring English sources

Next, we quantitatively evaluate the benefits yielded by the disaggregated DC paradigm in front of traditional DC architectures, considering various VDC profiles and Data Centre Network (DCN) topologies.

This paper addresses the influence of different daily patterns of nodal water demands on the District Metered Areas DMAA) design and benefits yielded by pressure management.

Alternatively, if α(b + d) ≥ C, the rationale for the application of personalized medicine would come from higher health benefits yielded by the new treatment.

Thus, while G.I. Bill benefits yielded college degrees and small businesses for whites, black and brown veterans more often returned home to collect insult and injury.

Many had taken advantage of government programs such as the GI Bill to boost job prospects, but there was little evidence that education benefits yielded higher pay or better advancement.

This cost would run to another $50 billion per year globally, but would be a miniscule price to pay for the benefits yielded by free trade -- for every dollar spent, the world would see much more than a hundred dollars of long-term growth benefits.

In fact, five dollars of SNAP benefits yield nine dollars of economic activity.

Furthermore, cost-effectiveness analyses indicate that this service could potentially be provided at an acceptable cost for the level of benefit yielded.

Each dollar of additional money for food stamps yields $1.73 in additional economic activity, Mr. Zandi estimated, and each extra dollar in unemployment benefits yields about $1.63.

The benefit season yielded the then county record sum of £2,098.

Peter Pope, the governor's director of policy, estimated that the proposed limits on the duration of benefits would yield savings of $500 million a year, even with the higher maximums.