In her sentencing remarks, the judge made no suggestion that Philpott's actions had been driven by welfare or benefits.
This was largely driven by a benefit in the cohort with heart failure (0.77, 0.68 to 0.88, P=0.0001), although there was a trend towards benefit in the cohort without heart failure (0.91, 0.82 to 1.01, P=0.07).
Research and progress in the sciences clearly are also driven by and benefit obviously from intuition or emotional intelligence.
Social KM is driven by social benefit and recognizes the importance of social capital, social learning, social media, and social networks, all within the context of a larger social system.
As such, the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER), which is driven by absolute benefit, will be lower (i.e. more cost-effective) in subgroups with a higher baseline risk of a certain event (such as exacerbations and exacerbation-related hospitalisations), and vice versa[ 4].
Thus, we suggest that plastic dispersal can be driven by the benefits of genetic mixing and not only by the benefits of environmental change.
Some empirical data and genetic models had shown that this choice could be driven by direct benefits that increase survivorship [ 5, 6] or indirect genetic benefits that could improve viability and/or the attractiveness of the offspring [ 7- 12].
In the current standoff over Iran's nuclear program, Western policy is guided by a key assumption: Iran's decision makers are rational actors, and their calculations about their nuclear program are driven by cost-benefit analyses.
Whatever view one takes on this tradeoff, the push for tightening disclosure rules is at least partly driven by the benefits that earlier disclosure would provide for corporate insiders.
