Sentence examples for the restricted benefit from inspiring English sources

With regard to second-line studies, the restricted benefit in terms of ORR observed in historical controls was similar to INTORSECT (Hutson et al, 2013a) and AXIS (Rini et al, 2011).

Mr. Wiener said the Class Act might have succeeded if it had restricted enrollment to the healthy, not if it had restricted benefits to the healthy.

Across the country, states have restricted benefits to their Medicaid programs, according to a 50-state survey published in September by the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured.

Mr. Davis is eager to shed California's anti-immigrant image, which grew under former Gov. Pete Wilson, a Republican, and from Proposition 187, the 1994 measure that sharply restricted benefits to undocumented immigrants.

Twenty states eliminated or restricted benefits like dentistry, imaging services and certain medical equipment.

These restricted benefits occurred in social function, pain recall and general health perception.

David Cameron has been accused of backtracking on a key demand to allow the UK to restrict benefit payments to EU migrants as part of his renegotiation of Britain's membership.

The fundamental difference between the reasonable availability and fair benefit approaches is that while the former restricts benefits to the proven intervention only, the latter expands the range of benefits to other possible benefits besides the proven intervention.

The benefit cap currently restricts benefit payments for working-age households to £500 a week, though claimants can claim exemption if they work and claim working tax credit, or are in receipt of some disability benefits.

However, the length of time under which a country could restrict benefit payments to migrants has not been signed off.

Restricting benefit assessment to direct health benefits has the practical advantage of substantially limiting the scope of the assessment.