Sentence examples for effect of the benefit from inspiring English sources

The longer-term effect of the benefit would be a migration of families to parts of the capital that were more affordable, he said, and the profile of this part of London would inevitably change.

First we study the effect of the benefit function shape on the level of cooperation in the population by means of IBM simulations (see Methods).

Lawyers are looking at least another 15 similar claims as law centres are approached by desperate families seeking advice about the effect of the benefits cap.

But instead of smoothing the waters, it provoked immediate protests from American steel producers, which had opposed more than half of the exemptions and said the effect of the benefits accrued from the original ruling would be sharply diluted.

Sociologists, on the other hand, demonstrate the poverty alleviating effect of the benefits tied to leaves in poor families, and argue that long paid leaves are sometimes their main (or only) source of income (Bass & Darvas, 2008).

Furthermore, it seems to be the case that the pull effect of the benefits cannot be identified if the socio-economic characteristics in the diaspora cohorts are not controlled for.

Synthesis of patient level data by individual patient data meta-analysis is needed to assess any differential effect of the benefits observed with interventions in various groups based on BMI, age, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, parity, and risk status in pregnancy.

Much has rightly been made of the fact that approximately 60% of the effects of the benefit cut will hit working households.

Mr Osborne announced this year that housing benefit would now be frozen for four years, and the effects of the benefit cap will continue to make themselves felt.

Yet as Jonathan Portes, the director of the National Institute for Economics and Social Research pointed out, the Department for Work and Pensions has never made an estimate of the behavioural effects of the benefit cap.

False Economy's report is the biggest study of the effects of the benefit change carried out so far.