The courts have chosen to interpret "benefit" widely, increasing their powers to alter trusts; in Re Holt's Settlement [1968] 1 All ER 470, Megarry J said that "the word benefit is... plainly not confined to financial benefit, but may extend to social or moral benefit".
In a modern view of medicine, we have the duty to interpret "benefit" in terms of the values or best interests of the patient, rather than in terms of strictly medical benefits.
However, additional study is needed to interpret additional benefits that might come from combining Sedum and other suitable wildflowers and grasses, as well as the role of plant and substrate diversity in improving multiple green roof functions.
By evaluating symptoms and their impact on patients' lives, both these instruments help physicians interpret clinical benefits as outcomes of significance to patients.
The problem for the charity sector and campaigning groups that might want to take advantage of the benefits of charitable status is that the commission's definition of what constitutes politics - published in draft guidance on how it will interpret public benefit in the light of the 2006 Charities Act - is so deadeningly broad.
In this case, several reasons were interpreted as benefits to their health.
To inform stakeholders of the broader economic consequences of vaccination, there is some potential value to interpret the broader benefits of vaccine investments in terms of future economic growth and fiscal benefits [9].
Journalists have to translate and critically interpret risks and benefits of relevant scientific advances into an accurate, balanced, complete and understandable story for their readers.
With this in mind it is imperative to establish the baseline efficacy of such compounds to interpret the potential benefit of alternative approaches.
Notably, estimation of the harms of treatment is also needed to calculate and interpret the net benefit of one treatment strategy over another.
