Sentence examples for Remarkably beneficial from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate in a mouse model of HD that XJB-5-131 has remarkably beneficial effects.

The government's scientists have, in the past couple of years, been reassessing all their figures in a way remarkably beneficial to the government.

Chrysin is one of the phosphorylated flavonoids that exist ubiquitously in plants and have remarkably beneficial pharmacological effects.

His work joins a small but compelling body of science suggesting that, for many purposes, short, cumulative exercise sessions are remarkably beneficial.

The as-prepared WO3-CdS QDs heterojunction achieve significant photocurrent enhancement, which is remarkably beneficial for light absorption and charge carrier separation.

However, attendance at specialized high schools in New York almost always leads to on-time graduation, and pre-kindergarten programs have proven to be remarkably beneficial for black children.

Remarkably, this beneficial effect on the IVD is accompanied with an enhancement of lumbar fusion.

They also show that, when the damping of the original system is low, the attachment of the damper is remarkably effective and beneficial.

Although major adverse effects caused by IF or PF are rare and usually reversible, these examples should underscore the potency of these interventions and their potential to cause remarkably global and beneficial effects, but also cause detrimental effects if the underlying mechanism of action are not well understood and they are not properly tested clinically and implemented.

Remarkably, the adverse and beneficial effects of the noise correlations cancelled each other for combinations of 2, 3, and 4 recording sites so that the overall coding accuracy was close to that expected in the absence of noise correlations.

A challenge for drug developers attempting to control harmful outcomes of the cascade is to find selective agents that will balance the remarkably diverse harmful and beneficial actions of the eicosanoids.