Sentence examples for peak benefit from inspiring English sources

Clinical experience demonstrates the time to and length of peak benefit of the TVFI is variable.

All clinically relevant outcomes are important, including acute and chronic side effects of cardioprotective measures, because, for example, the lower peak benefit of continuous infusion may be offset by damage caused by more prolonged exposure time (Lipshultz et al, 2002).

Peak benefits achieved for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) may take up to a week.

"Of course, you only know a market peak with benefit of hindsight.

A February report from the Center of Retirement Research at Boston College recorded that the peak of benefit cuts came in February 2009 and an estimated 4.9% of total 401(k) participants have been affected by the benefits roll-back.

In each scenario extrapolated peak discharge benefits depreciated at a drainage area of approximately 100 km2.

Our analyses show that optical delays of 0.34 and 0.20 ns are realized for each optical EIT peak, thereby benefiting further research and applications, such as multiple-wavelength switches, optical buffer devices, and signal processing.

In addition diurnal reef fish may take advantage of adaptive peaks that benefit other aspects of visual performance than light sensitivity.

We had tentatively envisaged our categories as hierarchically graded, proceeding step-by-step from giving back as the most fundamental to personal fulfilment as the peak of benefits philanthropists claimed to derive.

It is recommended that states keep at least one year of peak-level benefits in their trusts, but many have not, and already some states are far worse off than others.

Thus if we weight the impact of climate change on GDP to account for the adverse impact to the economies of poorer countries, according to this report, we reached peak climate economic benefit in 1980.