Sentence examples for terms of benefit from inspiring English sources

"As you go below the 2,300 mark, there is an absence of data in terms of benefit and there begin to be suggestions in subgroup populations about potential harms," said Dr. Brian L. Strom, chairman of the committee and a professor of public health at the University of Pennsylvania.

The multiplier impact, in terms of benefit, of resolving a number of challenges with a single systemic solution is assumed to be significant.

In others, such a link is not obvious and benefits are generous or tight, both in terms of benefit amounts and in terms of eligibility requirements.

The decision to place an IVC filter in pregnancy is complex and there is limited information in terms of benefit and risk to the mother.

In terms of benefit to health, which is determined by a complex calculation known as quality adjusted life year, the health service would be prepared to pay five times as much.

The difference in 28-day mortality rates between the two control populations was consistent (24.2% vs. 30.8%, respectively), and may reveal different severity status between the two populations/periods, and therefore explain the discrepancy in terms of benefit.

In terms of benefits, employee satisfaction is up there.

"People need to think about order of magnitude improvements in terms of benefits, efficiencies or costs," Mr. Clifford said.

AMY DAVIDSON: There is an option for something close to marriage, in terms of benefits, but not exactly marriage.

Allowing older soldiers could be costly in terms of benefits, and there is the thorny issue of whether older men and women can keep up with the young.

Those without basic skills or the ability to pay for the equipment will be penalised both in terms of benefits and in actually finding work.