Sentence examples for effective benefit from inspiring English sources

Such harmful side effects have led some to question the effective benefit of school closure [ 20, 21] and have prompted research on the design and evaluation of non-pharmaceutical low-cost mitigation strategies.

The Lac663 probe bound exclusively to Lactobacillus strains and the described PNA-FISH method was capable of directly quantifying Lactobacillus spp. in concentrations at which these potential probiotic bacteria are considered to have an effective benefit on human health.

But what many people may not know is that paid leave can be an effective benefit to help attract and retain a talented workforce.

Last Tuesday, the European Court of Human Rights upheld previous court rulings to allow the hospital to discontinue life support, citing United Kingdom domestic courts' conclusion that "it was likely that Charlie would suffer significant harm if his present suffering was prolonged without any realistic prospect of improvement, and the experimental therapy would be of no effective benefit".

The new health reform plan in China will provide more opportunities to explore reasonable and effective benefit package designs to improve accessibility of poor people in rural areas.

While the advantages of using the individual brain as head model for source localization are obvious, a study showing the effective benefit as compared with a template brain in a large patient cohort has not yet been performed.

The objective was to study the influence exerted by the different hydraulic and mechanical setups in order to assess the effective benefits that could be obtained from the replacement of the solenoid driving system with the piezoelectric one.

Paid sick leave represents one of the most basic and cost effective benefits imaginable.

The board that permits individual directives to the CEO, or even worse, those reporting to the CEO, reaps havoc for the leader and organization and contradicts the effective benefits of cohesive, trusting stewardship.

The choice and use of antiemetics should be individualized considering cost effective benefits.

Intervention strategies to ameliorate the developmental programming of NAFLD need to be introduced in early life during critical windows of developmental plasticity to elicit the most effective benefits.