Sentence examples for projected advantages from inspiring English sources

At this initial meeting the projected advantages of the new program to the community should be outlined, as well as the role of the community consultation process that will include the community in the decision making process.

Five patients noted the following project advantages: making them well informed about falls, helping them feel prepared with home safety and prevention advice, and causing them to be more alert to the issue of falls.

Asked if he has researched the projected global advantage Tigers will accrue, he says not yet.

L.E.K. Consulting has projected Medicare Advantage enrollment will rise to 38 million, or 50% market penetration by the end of 2025.

L.E.K. has projected Medicare Advantage enrollment will rise to 38 million, or 50% market penetration by the end of 2025.

Last fall, CMS projected Medicare Advantage enrollment would reach an "all-time high" in 2019 with 22.6 million Medicare beneficiaries.

But L.E.K. Consulting last year projected Medicare Advantage enrollment to rise to 38 million, or 50% market penetration, by the end of 2025.

First, the projected survival advantage is reflected in all three, presumably related, measures of disease-free, relapse-free and overall survival (Sargent, 2004).

The president's own chief actuary, Richard Foster, estimated that these Medicare cuts will lower the projected enrollment in Medicare Advantage by 50 percent.

However, Tennessee has an advantage in projected turnovers and a huge edge in special teams and my math still favors Tennessee by 4 ½ points in this game.

The project's advantages are obvious: electricity generated from the sun will allow FPL to cut natural gas use and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.