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countries and dependencies

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The research team decided to focus their efforts on a specific region of study to ensure the findings were consistent.

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The committee criticized the proposal for its generality, arguing it lacked focus on a specific research area.

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The professor specializes in one particular research area : the impact of climate change on coastal ecosystems.

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How to pronounce AREA in British English

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disadvantage, drawback,make use of, take advantage of, injure,hinder

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How to pronounce BENEFIT in British English

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The agreemet between the university and the corporation was designed for the mutual benefit of both institutions.

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to receive an advantage; The students benefited greatly from the new funding allocated to the science department.

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derive something from something; The institute derives all its money from foreign investments.

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1. to get something from something else: 2. If a word or language is derived…

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acquire,assume,collect,determine,develop,evolve,extract,infer,obtain,receive,arrive, draw : i derive(to get,to gain) a great pleasure from reading.

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create,give,invent,forfeit,doubt, decrease,lose, ignore ;The team did not derive any new informatio; they were only there to contribute existing findings.

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Human decency is not derived from religion. İt precedes it.

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Noun form 1 : derivation /ˌdɛrɪˈveɪʃən/

definition : The process of obtaining or coming from a source.

ex; The complex derivation of the final number required several computational steps.

Noun form 2 : derivative /dɪˈrɪvətɪv/

definition: A product or concept that originates from another source; often used in finance or math.

ex; The new musical style was deemed highly derivative of earlier genres.

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To derive

definition; to take or obtain something

past tense; derived

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Definition : A careful, detailed examination of something to understand its structure, operation or meaning.

The committee requires a critical analysis of all relevant literature before approving the research proposal.

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Analyse /əˈnæləsɪs/

the final analysis of the survey data contradicted the initial hypothesis.

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ignore ; used when the opposite of detailed examination is neglect.

The study failed because the principal investigator chose to ignore the warning signs in the raw data.

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Evaluate : The final step of the process is to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed solution.

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The availability of resources was identified as the key factor influencing the projects successes.

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/ˈfæk.tər/

The primary factor that accelerated the reaction was the increase in temperature

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to factor: The final budget must factor in the rising cost of raw materials

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result :general opposite of consequence

the initial result was not what was expected, given all the known factors

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element : The final report must account for every element that contributed to the incident.

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a fact or situation that influences the result of something

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to study or examine something in detail in order to discover or understand more about it: We are trying to analyse what went wrong.

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to be helped by something or to help someone

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Cost utility analysis permits the cost of treatment to be considered according to the amount of benefit afforded to the patients.

However, relatively little benefit may be felt within the school because these roles are fulfilled in an extra-curricular context.

Business groups, as a specific subtype of concentrated interests, can benefit from firms' structural power.

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benefit

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accrued benefit

The initial account balance, however, does not have to be at least the present value of the participant's accrued benefit.

added benefit

As an added benefit, this also simplifies the implementation of substitution in our compiler.

additional benefit

There was a significant additional benefit following training with a high fidelity birth training mannequin compared with traditional training mannequins.

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Translations of benefit

利益，好處, 優勢, （僱主為員工提供的）福利政策（如醫療保險、人壽保險、病假補助方案等）...

利益，好处, 优势, （雇主为员工提供的）福利政策（如医疗保险、人寿保险、病假补助方案等）...

ventaja extrasalarial, subsidio, beneficiar...

benefício adicional, beneficiar, ajudar...

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Cost utility analysis permits the cost of treatment to be considered according to the amount of benefit afforded to the patients. However, relatively little benefit may be felt within the school because these roles are fulfilled in an extra-curricular context. Business groups, as a specific subtype of concentrated interests, can benefit from firms' structural power.

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a particular part of a place, piece of land, or country

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area

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abdominal area

Using unconditional and conditional standard deviation scores of fetal abdominal area measurements in the prediction of intrauterine growth restriction.

adjacent area

Yet, at times, it was difficult to see where one cor tical area ended and an adjacent area began.

affected area

We theorize that more local synaptic inhibition would have similar effects, but only over the affected area.

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