Sentence examples for scope benefits from inspiring English sources

This project will investigate the broad scope benefits of PRBT participation among community-dwelling older Australians receiving Government supported aged care packages for their complex health care needs.

We analyze a unique dataset on the supply chains for three major U.S. weapon systems to examine how systems integrators balance the economies-of-scope benefits of general-purpose technologies and the benefits of horizontal supplier specialization.

The most important body in the benefit negotiations between sickness funds and physicians concerning the scope of benefits is the Federal Joint Committee.

But human rights groups have voiced concern that the law is insufficient in its scope and benefits.

Mr. Rockefeller said he was unhappy that the legislation would end the Children's Health Insurance Program and could reduce the scope of benefits for 11 million children in the program.

After the presentation of the capability-aspiration framework, the scope and benefits of its application are discussed.

The paper outlines the scope of benefits and costs to implement new processes designed to support build to order in 5 days through the identification of cost-benefit categories.

This communication presents the main project objectives, the key methodological points, the main project achievements and the next additional developments to increase the scope and benefits of the iDMU concept.

In the same way that it has aroused academic interest by its disruptive power, the need to investigate the scope and benefits of the practices of extended education and to reconsider the university model grows (Cabero et al., 2014; Chiappe-Laverde et al., 2015; Román-Graván et al., 2015; Zapata-Ros, 2013).

The current study confirms previous findings on the association of NIV with a positive clinical outcome in several respects (VAP, length of stay) and extends the scope of benefits to a more sparing use of antibiotics (with potential reduction of the selection pressure and emergence of multidrug-resistant bacteria).

This limited scope for benefits comes with the growing reality of collateral damage and unintended consequences.