Sentence examples for how long benefit from inspiring English sources

What is not known is for how long benefit is maintained and at what rate it is lost (if at all) over time.

The study, to be completed in May, will consider such questions as how long benefits might last and who would be eligible for them.

It is clear that there is a benefit of screening women up to age 70, but how long that benefit lasts if screening ceases at age 70, and what sort of non-intensive regimen might be offered to older women is not clear.

The government pays a benefit equal to 80percentt of a person's salary during sick leave, no matter how long; those benefit payments have grown to $5.3 billion annually from just over $2 billion in 1998.

But there was no way to know in advance how long the benefit would last.

But while there is general consensus in Congress on a need to help people who have lost their jobs, there are serious divisions between the parties over how long the benefit extension should be.

More important: "I'm not sure how long that benefit lasts in terms of helping other GE businesses," he says.

Later in 2005, Cepeda et al. [6] published a review that attempted to determine the likelihood of pain alleviation after sympathetic blockade with local anesthetics in the patient with CRPS, to assess how long any benefit persists, and to evaluate the incidence of adverse effects.

Thus, the available evidence prevents us from determining whether the effects of acupuncture varied with the severity of injury or how long its benefit was maintained.

Although associations between indoor temperatures and mental well-being have been reported, 38 it is unclear how long the benefit to mental well-being would persist following improved temperatures.

What we can't say is how long those benefits are, how durable those benefits are," Dr Mehta told the Daily Mail.