Sentence examples similar to long range benefit from inspiring English sources

Yet, she persists in working for the long-range benefit of the scientific enterprise.

Finally, impacts represent more lasting, long-range benefits that accrue to the firm from its innovative competence and are transformed into results for the firm's environment too.

They would not be presidents if they weren't practical people who appreciate the job-threatening costs if they were to challenge Division I football's massive economic and cultural power for the sake of the amorphous, long-range benefits of upholding the players' equal opportunities for a liberal education.

The investigators also conclude, moreover, that if the Bangladeshi people gradually stop using the alternative water sources and processes (for example, because of the inconvenience of maintenance or complacency as disease drops off), the initial DALY-based cost of water-related infectious diseases would remain while the long-range benefits would disappear.

Assuming that mitigation efforts were undertaken only in those areas where the arsenic concentration of drinking water is highest (100 300 μg/L), the team found that the long-range benefits of arsenic mitigation in terms of DALYs gained and deaths avoided would outweigh any initial decline in public health due to water-related infectious diseases.

Physical activity is associated with a long range of health benefits [ 15] and it appears that an active lifestyle to some extent protects against LBP both in childhood [ 16], during working years [ 17] and in seniors [ 18].

Increased capture by the planted trees also showed an added benefit of reducing long range effects including a decrease in wet deposition up to 3.7 kt N NHx (4.6%) and a decrease in export from the UK up to 8.3 kt N NHx (6.8%).

Every two years, scores of reports emerge that essentially say the same thing: there is no discernible long-range economic benefit from hosting the Olympics.

Companies, payers and policy makers will need to assess long-range cost benefit trade-offs for engineered tissues and cell therapies when compared to traditional therapies.

Moreover, the estate tax is a fair way to restore Social Security to long range actuarial balance and expand its benefits.

Experimental results within the Main Landing Gear Doors of an Airbus Long Range Passenger Aircraft are presented, showing the benefits of this methodology.