The system is so broken that the only people who could conceivably derive benefit from their benefits are those who are willing to game it.
In addition, efforts to derive benefit from big data are likely to be hindered in the future by economical and logistical challenges.
Nine biophilic tendencies to attach meaning to and derive benefit from – that is, value – nature are identified.
It's to recognize what's happening and learn how to derive benefit from feedback even when it sets off one or more of your triggers.
Symbionts and commensal organisms, too, have evolved sophisticated strategies to derive benefit from the host environment without eliciting responses that compromise their viability.
Social Security is a program that we all pay into, is a crucial lifeline for many seniors and must remain a program that we all derive benefit from.
"The animal needs to be culled regardless of who shoots it," says Stewart. "If the local community can derive benefit from the animal that is shot, it's a direct injection into an impoverished rural landscape".
For an American coming of age after the blacklist, going to jail for political associations is an inconceivable horror, and to emerge unbroken and able to derive benefit from the experience is an admirable form of defiance in itself.
Despite exciting clinical efficacy, one third of the patients with BRCA1/2 mutant relapsed HGSOC fail to derive benefit from PARPi, with a higher failure rate observed with increasing platinum resistance.
The basic idea is that just as individuals derive benefit from their social connections (for example, in getting jobs), so a society derives a public value from stronger connections among its members.
Nevertheless, for this particular factor, one could argue that Defendant's purchase of the variant keywords is relevant and was done to derive benefit from Plaintiff's reputation or goodwill by generating an advertisement for Defendant.
