Sentence examples for rates of benefit from inspiring English sources

Considerations of rates of benefit and harm in patients with AF must also consider mortality, since these are typically older patients and mortality is high.

Payments are divided into care and mobility components and there are higher and lower rates of benefit depending on the level of assistance needed.

Cuts in education and in the entitlement to and payment rates of welfare benefits generated greater demand for social services.

And a quick look at historical rates of benefits collected by the Institute for Fiscal Studies shows a mixed picture on which welfare payments have risen in value over that time.

In some cases the rate of benefit is the same as for a sickness benefit, but in many cases the rate is higher 66 to 100 percent of previous earnings.

A new independent panel, created under Mr Obama's health reform to monitor payments and services, may slow the rate of benefit growth if Congress lets it work.

Others said the large number of appeals meant a long wait for cases to be heard, and in the meantime they were allocated the lower rate of benefit, £65 a week, rather than £91.

"Current ESA claimants will continue to get the same level of support, and those with the most severe health conditions and disabilities will continue to get a higher rate of benefit".

The National Association of Welfare Rights Advisers, which includes advisers from local authorities and the voluntary sector, warns that the new system could work against some claimants, trapping them on the lowest rate of benefit.

The review by Costa et al. [160] reports the results of large case-control studies that show a rate of benefit between 76 and 100%.

Over the first three months of this year the rate of benefit denials for procedural reasons climbed 200percentt when compared with the year before.