Sentence examples for driven benefits from inspiring English sources

The present study focuses on the first two benefits as presented by Bates and Bartolic-Zlomislic, specifically performance-driven and value driven benefits.

California is a good example of the political forces that have driven benefits higher.

Lack of turnover can also lead to high-cost seniority driven benefits.

Even though P. juliflora is generally considered as a harmful bush by most of the respondents, it has, however, provided some abundant driven benefits to the pastoralists (Table 1).

A "good" tax, then, would theoretically drive benefits of both types, improving health — or at least the frequency of health-promoting actions — while generating revenue, without imposing undue financial burdens on citizens.

Agile should generally drive benefits in three key areas.

Rhapsody is hoping that giving Twitter another way to keep users in its network will drive benefits for its own service in terms of increased reach and brand awareness.

Driving this growth is the view that a comprehensive approach to home and community care could lead to a more sustainable health care system, and will drive benefits in other key priority areas including a reduction in hospital wait times [ 16].

Jeff Caldwell, the governor's spokesman, says a broad-based sales tax makes sense because even people who never drive benefit from roads, bridges and other transportation projects financed with the tax.

"This measure impacts revenue over the short term but enhances user experience and will drive benefit to Baidu over the long term," it added in a note to investors.

These interesting findings could be explained by several hypotheses that are not mutually exclusive: (1) lower levels of HER2 expression may be sufficient for benefit from trastuzumab, (2) small undetectable populations of HER2-overexpressing cells may drive benefit from trastuzumab, and (3) trastuzumab may work through eradication of minimal residual disease by immune-related mechanisms.