Sentence examples for increasing benefit to from inspiring English sources

A bi-level hybrid algorithm is then utilized to solve fifteen-, and thirty-target scenarios and shown to have increasing benefit to complete enumeration as the number of targets is increased.

A critical assumption of our model is that each sex has an increasing benefit to population growth as the sex ratio becomes biased towards the opposite sex.

A study in Quebec found that increasing benefits to new parents by 1,000 Canadian dollars increased the probability of having a child by 16.9 percent.

Plants have been redesigned by humans since the advent of modern agriculture some 10 000 years ago, to provide ever increasing benefits to society.

Many economists have argued that changes in technology and globalization more broadly have provided increasing benefits to the highly educated.

However, increasing benefits to participants and communities involved in research is widely agreed as one approach to minimize exploitation.

Our assumption about the allocation of electricity reductions across power plants could have contributed a downward bias, with an availability-based allocation increasing benefits to 510 fewer deaths per year and a capacity-based allocation increasing benefits to 720 fewer deaths per year.

Background: Migraine prevention is intended to reduce the frequency, severity, and disability associated with migraine attacks, and faster onset of action could increase benefit to patients with migraine.

Thicker walls showed increased benefit to the thermal conductivity tailoring than thinner wall designs; both in increased flame speeds as well as the ability to tolerate higher heat losses without extinction.

Expansion of the study to include influenza and viral respiratory diseases was possible with minimal additional cost and has provided key epidemiologic and virologic data about these diseases in Nicaragua, as well as increased benefit to study participants.

Of primary importance, the accuracy and specificity of PNA-FISH can significantly affect antibiotic and antifungal utilization, allowing for more targeted therapy, reduction of duration of therapy, with an overall reduction of healthcare costs, and increased benefit to patients.