relative benefit

The relative benefits to the parties of obtaining the information.

The relative benefits of these different drugs, alone and in combination, are unclear.

Relative benefit or risk was considered to be statistically significant when the 95% confidence interval did not include 1.

There was some controversy over the relative benefits of selective head against whole body cooling.

But she said the relative benefits for Canada would be greater in the short run with its increased access to the much larger American market.

In the past, it had no mechanism for measuring the relative benefits of big projects and prioritizing them.

Clearly changes in interest rates and in government subsidies affect the relative benefit of the two main tenure groups.

The issue is one of relative benefits.

The value of shared facilities or labour must be apportioned strictly in proportion to relative benefits received.

The relative benefits of gas compared to coal are influenced by the development of increasingly efficient energy production methods.

She gave a grim description of the city's workfare program and the relative benefits of even a minimum-wage job.

WHEN it comes to assessing the relative benefits of computers in their children's lives, parents don't have it easy.

Relative benefits of velocities versus projectile size.

As with any prophylactic operation, careful evaluation of the relative benefits and risks of the procedure is required on an individual patient basis.

It did not study the relative benefits of surgery and sclerotherapy in varicose veins with junctional reflux.

A 2013 study published in the journal Energy Policy explored the relative benefits of a vehicle-charging network and hybrid vehicles with larger batteries.

Zipf's law clearly demonstrates the relative benefits of moving up in the rankings, Mr. Hofmeyr said.

Until this stage is reached, the relative benefits for facilitating transactions will not outweigh the relative costs of hindering technology application.

Studies have not determined the relative benefit and risks of passive immunization for SARS.

There is scant scientific data regarding the relative benefit or harm of intense exercise and AIDS, according to experts.

Brown is mulling the relative benefits of Rose, Antonio Davis and Maurice Taylor.

The relative benefits of surgical and nonsurgical treatments remains a subject of debate; authors of studies are cautious about the preferred treatment.

Relative benefit and relative risk estimates were calculated with 95% confidence intervals using a fixed effects model [ 19 ] .

Alternatively, it is possible that the cumulative pressures of the revolt will ultimately persuade Israeli society of the relative benefits of concession and withdrawal.

Cases about the relative benefits of the Rawlsian "veil of ignorance" versus the Hobbesian "state of nature", for instance, are commonplace.