The main benefit stems from the fact that once the risk-neutral probabilities are found, every asset can be priced by simply taking its expected payoff.

The greatest benefit, of course, stems from the economics of the deals.

That said, many researchers believe that the benefits of antidepressants stem from how they affect certain chemicals, called neurotransmitters, in the brain.

Aspirin is a more potent antiplatelet than chocolate, and its benefits may stem from its anti-inflammatory properties or other actions.

The benefits of contracting out at younger ages stem from the fact that the flat-rate rebate is based on an average of the costs of providing benefits for all age groups.

It's unclear whether the benefits stemmed most from mental or physical effects, but the Tai Chi participants also got the benefit of burning 272 calories an hour.

This is important because, from such approval, benefits stem to employees in tax relief on their contributions and their lump sums on retirement or death.

Still, large benefits stem from both the datedness and the variety of Mr. Auletta's material.

The more significant benefits for UK companies will stem from the translation of the high proportion of overseas earnings that accrue from subsidiaries owned in the US.

As for vitamin D, its potential benefits could stem from its effects on surrounding bone, Dr. McAlindon said in an interview.