Sentence examples for relevant benefits from inspiring English sources

Citizens can apply for all relevant benefits once, without having to fill out lots of very similar forms.

Acupuncture has been shown to have clinically relevant benefits for chronic pain.

The third column is for replies: relevant benefits and strategic differentiators Flynn Fuller should communicate to address Maloney's issues.

Shareholders have even less incentive to discipline management through proxy contests, because most of the relevant benefits will be enjoyed by other shareholders who do nothing.

The overall cost of the scheme is some £700m, which is likely to include the cost of any refinement to IT systems to deliver and process the assessments and signpost other relevant benefits for claimants.

If the costs incurred directly by sellers are the only relevant costs of expanding potato production, and if the benefits to potato buyers are the only relevant benefits, the invisible hand gets things just right.

One of the difficulties with CBA is the data required to estimate the relevant benefit function.

It's a byproduct of performance–specifically, of consistent delivery against a differentiating, relevant benefit.

A brand is neither a goal nor a means, but a result of consistent delivery against a differentiating, relevant benefit.

These data suggest that the hinge pin offers no relevant benefit for the treatment of malalignment since the need for correction in patients with varus alignment is frequently above 8° of correction.

For one thing, Bagley has found that researchers in genetically rich, developing countries are often themselves feeding these databases with new sequences, potentially unaware of any relevant benefit sharing or disclosure of origin laws.