Sentence examples for jointly benefit from inspiring English sources
But he was helped by his party, with the powerful Republican fund-raising machine holding three dinners to jointly benefit the party and his campaign, including some fund-raisers headed by President Bush.
Hospitals that use the platform are intended to jointly benefit from expert-fed, algorithmic DNA sequencing diagnostic insights exactly because they are shared across the platform.
This process of BIM education in AECO-department core courses with new concepts and directions adopted to educate students on BIM will jointly benefit academia, students, and industry.
We use a case study in the Birris watershed of Costa Rica where upstream farmers and downstream hydropower might jointly benefit from the design of a mechanism to foster the provision of soil regulation services (SRS).
Rather than focusing on hypothesis testing and controlling the type I error rate, our interest is in jointly quantifying benefit and risk.
Also, it seems promising to consider more essential combinations of ICA- and AV coherency-based methods to jointly gain benefits of both informed and blind methods.
It was developed at the Einstein Diabetes Research and Training Center in collaboration with a union/employer jointly sponsored health benefit plan (1199SEIU Benefit and Pension Funds).
Later press accounts indicate that the estate was run jointly for the benefit of the Cushman children but that the land was divided among the family members in the 1890's.
All were members of a union/employer jointly sponsored health benefit plan.
By retaining ownership of the panels and not selling them, by remaining responsible and providing the coatings for free, applying them and taking the panels back after the product life is over, business can jointly share the benefits of the 10% increase in electricity output with the solar panel operator.
This paper addresses the effects of certain aspects of this system on employment stability by jointly accounting for benefits endogeneity, dynamic selection issues and occurrence dependence.
