Sentence examples for moderate benefit from inspiring English sources

The recently enacted tax package could be a moderate benefit for corporate bonds.

The final recommendation has a grade B, suggesting a moderate benefit.

Those include modest tax increases and moderate benefit cuts that could be phased in over decades — provided the country gets started soon.

The new findings could also explain why drugs that suppress angiogenesis — growth of new blood vessels — have shown only transient and moderate benefit for cancer patients thus far.

Current cell-based clinical trials to restore cardiomyocyte (CM) health by local delivery of cells have shown only moderate benefit in improving cardiac pumping capacity.

In this context, gene therapy appears as an attractive approach, but clinical trials using single therapeutic molecules result in moderate benefit.

The development of CBT for anxiety disorders provides a model: initial efforts produced moderate benefits, but when subsequent theoretical advances were translated into treatment, huge steps forward resulted.

The American Psychiatric Association's practice guidelines say that TMS confers "relatively small to moderate benefits," and the results of clinical trials have been decidedly mixed.

Trying to spur economic growth, it cuts taxes across the board, for corporations as well as individuals, but provides relatively little relief for people at the bottom, more moderate benefits for those in the middle than Mr. Obama's proposal, and large breaks for those at the top.

Numerical results unveil a number of insightful findings, e.g., that sizable cost savings are observed for the intersecting bimodal design as compared to the single-mode designs for moderate to high demand levels, and that only moderate benefits are observed as compared to the trunk-feeder designs under certain operating conditions.

"When people benefit from opioids, they show moderate benefits.