Sentence examples for maximum benefits is from inspiring English sources
Gail: The retirement age for maximum benefits is currently 66, on its way to 67.
However, maximum benefits are achieved by combining the two approaches in a coupled manner into a single algorithm.
Inventory control of heat exchanger surface areas or their thermal conductances and the directions for heat transfer augmentation to get maximum benefits are also discussed in this work.
Incorporation of pozzolanic admixtures in concrete mix improves the abrasion resistance of resulting concrete with maximum benefits being observed in case of silica fume.
The evaluation of the efficiency of public health interventions, both relative to each other and to other health and social care interventions, is necessary if the maximum benefits are to be derived from the use of public resources.
From this work, it is proposed that use of autonomous FCDs in the production lateral are of greater value than use of flow control in the injector; however maximum benefits are achieved by coupling simple orifice-style FCDs in the injector lateral with autonomous, large flow path (non-orifice) FCDs capable of controlling steam flash events in the production well.
Tax Day is really a chance to ask: "Which side am I on?" The lie is that if the maximum freedom and, thus, maximum benefits are given to the super-rich elites, ultimately everyone will win because the super-rich will create companies and create jobs and buy things and that will benefit the rest of us.
Nevertheless, the maximum benefits were obtained according to public-health recommendations, so the message should be 'even a little is good; more is better'.
Under this scenario, good FMNCH interventions that give maximum benefits are likely to be left out in the district health priority list.
The evaluation of HIS is crucial for ensuring that maximum benefits are gained from the system and for assessing the achievement of its objectives in supporting healthcare delivery services [ 1].
The maximum benefit is to rise an additional $120, to $450, by 2005.
