Sentence examples similar to dated benefit from inspiring English sources
Supporters of both the relative age effect and the absolute age effect agree that children born after the cutoff date benefit from a higher level of maturity, but they differ in whether their advantage derived from a higher level of maturity at the initial stage persists into later life (Elder and Lubotsky 2009).
To date, benefit of non anti-infectious agents such as G-CSF or intravenous immunoglobulins has not been proven in terms of clinical outcomes.
The partners signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in New York, to expand Schools for Africa which has, to date, helped benefit 21 million children.
Aside from funds raised in rounds of capital-seeking, iVillage has to date benefited from partnerships with visible and deep-pocketed investors like America Online.
The Penning ionisation studies performed to date benefitted from the simple and efficient detection of ions which means that even low numbers of reaction products can be monitored very efficiently.
This work was undertaken with the aim to assess the unreported to date benefits of introducing these solutions into BICPV systems and to quantify their individual as well as combined effectiveness.
To date the benefits of implementing and using ITIL processes have been predicted or assumed with very little research and minimal anecdotal evidence.
However, to date few benefits predicted from tolerance traits identified using plants subjected to stress in laboratories have translated directly to improved crop performance under actual field conditions [ 7].
The Department of Work and Pensions maintains it is making an out-dated benefit much clearer, and that broadly the same number of people will be entitled to extra mobility help.
Maybe Wanted was better dated, better marketed or benefited from stronger intrinsic appeal.
Multifarious methods including cosmogenic radionuclide and advanced dating techniques would benefit the refinement of the geomagnetic excursions record in the ACA.
