Sentence examples for more rigorous benefit from inspiring English sources

Countries with more rigorous benefit sanctions also spend less on ALMPs, notably on PES.

Mr Barroso's commission has repeatedly promised to review and scrap some of the torrent of regulations and directives that has poured out of Brussels in the past 20 years, and it also claims to subject new regulatory proposals to a more rigorous cost-benefit analysis than before.

In conjunction with a study of the private and public sector costs of educating and training nurses, it would be useful to re-survey the migrant nurse households in Australia and also in New Zealand with a view to undertaking a more rigorous cost-benefit analysis of human capital investment in nurse training.

More rigorous biochemical purification would benefit the authors in their search for the missing deacetylase, therefore either increasing the number of ESC plates used in the purification should improve the identification of novel factors or the authors should try a different tandem affinity purification strategy to improve the identification of interacting proteins.

Approaches shown to have promise in this systematic review should continue to be developed and implemented in order that more rigorous evidence of their benefits can be accumulated.

Future studies would benefit from more rigorous study design as outlined in the Venice recommendations.

This suggests that reflux associated respiratory symptoms may benefit from more rigorous investigation and, even when typical symptoms are absent, treatment of GORD may be indicated.

We also agree with the reviewers that some of the data presented in Figure 6D would benefit from more rigorous analysis.

Identification of biomarkers that predict risk of future recurrence or site-specific metastasis, for example to the brain, would aid in identification of patients who may require more rigorous surveillance or who may benefit most from adjuvant therapies.

If found to be at an increased risk of breast cancer progression, women who have had a previous hysterectomy may benefit from more rigorous surveillance or targeted therapy In conclusion, serum VEGF appears to be influenced by the presence of a postmenopausal uterus.

Both the screenplay, by Mr. Shafer and Gregory Hinton, and the finished movie would have benefited from more rigorous editing.