In contrast to farm subsidies and the mortgage interest deduction, philanthropic donors do not, by definition, benefit materially or individually from their gifts.
Who do these definitions benefit and whom do they hurt?
By definition, Benefit Corporations seek to pursue a broader set of aims beyond pure profit maximization, and report on their progress on an ongoing basis.
The instructor also identifies the cohort of the Potential Learner Group (refer to Porter et al. 2011 for definition) who benefited from the PI activity.
By definition they benefit our enemies, just as they benefit us.
These stronger studies requiring better hazard/exposure and disease definition should benefit from results of the earlier studies.
The Calabrese and Baldwin (2002a) definition uncouples "benefit" from hormesis, given that hormesis is not inherently "beneficial" and can be deleterious to health.
The patients who meet the clinical criteria of the current definition therefore benefited from the Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Network protocol of low tidal volume and relatively high PEEP, regardless of lung compliance or the risk factor for ARDS [ 4, 76].
Although our definition of benefit receipt includes retroactive benefits received during the period, it does not include retroactive benefits that had not yet been awarded when the sample was drawn.
Critics said the law's loosely worded definition of illegal "activities benefiting the enemy" leaves it open to abuse.
