Social Security may be the single most efficient benefit program -- public or private -- in the country.
The inducible expression cassette was highly efficient, benefiting from a low basal expression level and a high induction ratio.
The market for Part D and other public insurance supposedly gets more efficient and benefits from healthy competition when consumers have sufficient information to make smart choices and drive prices down.
Making operations more efficient there benefits large parts of Southern Africa.
"As the first and only ridesharing company to incorporate Waze's latest advancements, we can make routing and rides even more efficient, which benefits everyone on the Lyft platform".
As many warning technologies and displays employ multimodal signals (Rowe & Halpin, 2013; Selcon et al., 1995), further research should examine whether redundant non-identical or multimodal signals also produce equally efficient processing benefits within single- and multi-task environments.
The aim of a new financing system should be to improve access to care, especially for concurrent morbidity events, to protect people from catastrophic financial expenses and subsequent impoverishment, and to offer equitable and efficient health benefits [43] [48].
If certain providers want to become more efficient, the benefits are not necessarily felt directly by them.
The largest portion 23%—is in equities, but not in the stockmarket, which Mr Swensen believes is too efficient to benefit much from active management.
Firms can apply the findings to design an ownership strategy that considers both efficient and benefit lenses, fostering successful foreign investment.
Britain has a long tradition of characterising angel investing as tax efficient, as benefiting from government subsidies, as an opportunity to provide mentorship or help local businesses and so forth, but unlike other types of equity investments, angel investing is very rarely talked about as a way to make capital appreciate over time.
