Sentence examples for half benefit from from inspiring English sources

Optimal medical therapy is currently under-prescribed for symptomatic CAD patients and less than half benefit from such an approach prior to PCI [ 18].

A similar scenario exists on the other side of the border: Only 57 per cent of Angolans have access to improved sanitation, and only half benefit from improved water sources.

He fared well in the first half, benefiting from Bears receivers gaining chunks of yards after catches.

The Galaxy dominated the first half, benefiting from some calamitous defending themselves when Giovanni Dos Santos was gifted a gag-reel opener following a mix-up between Evan Bush and Maxim Tissot.

Olah, who was named the tournament co-MVP with teammate Kiki Yang, made seven of eight free throws in the first half, benefiting from offensive rebounds that resulted in second-chance points and/or personal fouls that resulted in trips to the charity stripe.

The Tottenham Hotspur centre-half benefits from being with a club on the rise, but, at 26, he is also five years younger than his presumed rival Matthew Upson.

There are more than 10,000 people with cystic fibrosis in the UK and it is thought at least half could benefit from being prescribed Orkambi.

Even though the eventual pension income is subject to tax, this is often at a lower marginal rate than the pensioner paid while in employment.Richer employees tend to have bigger pensions; in Britain, higher-rate taxpayers get half the benefit from pension tax breaks (the total cost is £35 billion, or $58 billion, a year).

"Exposure at Intel and Samsung certainly help in the nearer term, and the back half should benefit from solid foundry business".

This other half will benefit from integrated health systems supported by technology for health tracking purposes.

This time, with no Nadal to worry about and placed in Federer's half, he benefited from not having the mental stress of trying to beat the Swiss after he lost to Tomas Berdych in the quarters.