Sentence examples for medium term benefits from inspiring English sources
We analyze the sustainability of reservoirs, with a focus on the trade-off between such sustainability and the short to medium term benefits which a reservoir is expected to produce.
Using background injury rates in the youngest age group (15 to 29 years), the medium term benefits and harms were both comparatively small and potentially negative.
"If we can bring our infrastructure project costs down it means we can do more projects, so it's a real medium term benefit".
Subgroup analysis of stabilisation exercises versus other forms of exercise demonstrated statistical significant short and medium term benefit, with a mean difference of -7.75 (95% CI -12.23 to -3.27) and -4.24 (95% CI -8.27 to -0.21).
Duval and Furceri said there were short- and medium-term benefits to reforms of product markets.
The committee's chairman, Andrew Tyrie, noted that the scheme was supposed to last three years, so any medium-term benefits would emerge only as the programme was being wound up.
England can plausibly argue that they will enjoy medium-term benefits from taking a good look at Ben Stokes, Boyd Rankin and Michael Carberry and loading extra responsibility on to Jos Buttler and Steven Finn.
The paper concludes that for these three jurisdictions, "the costs involved in meeting the new standards have exceeded...identifiable short- to medium-term benefits".The start-up costs for new OFCs are also much higher than they used to be.
Will the short-term difficulties of a tiny majority and a referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union trump the medium-term benefits of supporting the thriving green economy and cutting carbon emissions?
The rate at which a new medical technology is adopted by care providers (i.e., the speed of diffusion) affects the short-term and medium-term benefits and costs.
The cost per QALY gained in the Gilmore and Milne [ 57] study ranged from $15,509 to $19,281 when considering the short-and medium-term benefits of MPH.
