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Therefore, monitoring tools that provide enhanced tracking capability of the injectate offer considerable benefit to guide subsequent ISCO injections.

The Board concluded that Toolco's financial and technical contributions to TWA had been of considerable benefit to the carrier.

This would be of considerable benefit to workers who make less than about $40,000 a year.

In a statement last night Mittal said: "We are confident that our investment in Liberia will be of considerable benefit to the people of Liberia.

These sites do not mention that a human body, particularly one in pieces, is also of considerable benefit to a broker.

That could never be said of a turf race in the same slot and as such, it is of considerable benefit to British Flat racing that such a race exists for top-class middle-distance horses.

As countries develop economically and institutionally, there appear to be considerable benefits to more flexible regimes.

For some people, there are considerable benefits to working and earning while you are learning and building a professional career.

It's a great example of intelligence and technology in the HR department providing considerable benefits to the rest of the organisation.

Adrian Smith, the principal of Queen Mary, University of London, said: "We see considerable benefits to our students, staff and alumni from continuing membership of the University of London.

If Ms Siddiq proves to be a capable and upright politician, she could bring considerable benefits to the relatively enclosed world of Westminster and the Labour party.