Sentence examples for increasing the benefit of from inspiring English sources
An early analysis of HS2 claimed that people did not do any work on trains, thereby increasing the benefit of shorter journey times.
Population mixing enhances phage transmission, thereby increasing the benefit of resistance to bacteria.
This competition may change relative selective pressures: decreasing the benefit gained from associating with nearby cells, and increasing the benefit of dispersing, which will provide the opportunity to escape competition and potentially colonize new empty patches.
Information on endocrine responsiveness before primary systemic therapy will lead to better tailoring of treatment modalities, thus increasing the benefit of chemotherapy in chemotherapy sensitive tumours and focusing on hormonal approaches in groups in which primary endocrine therapy could be useful.
Even though we have conservatively assumed that all vaccinated immunity only lasts one year on average, the slower antigenic drift of influenza B may result in some carry-over of influenza B protection to subsequent seasons, thus further increasing the benefit of QIV relative to TIV [ 2].
Mr. McCall said that one of his proudest achievements was increasing the benefits of the fund's 307,000 retirees so they now get an annual cost-of-living raise in their pensions.
Additionally, the role of organizational characteristics in increasing the benefits of HIT and quality of care has been noted [ 16, 31].
In addition to being necessary for health workers to deliver high quality care, this could foster health worker satisfaction, increasing the benefits of the investment.
A high amount of unused resources increases the benefit of resource sharing which in turn reduces the total cost of each service.
This means we should be willing to pay more for good teachers, but it also increases the benefit of getting rid of bad teachers and ensuring we have a system that can do that.
Preventing Grb7 accumulation and/or its interaction with receptor tyrosine kinases may increase the benefit of HER2-targeting drugs.
