Sentence examples for apparent beneficial from inspiring English sources
The supervisor's close relative, who apparently had a background in historical art, and not finance, was also the apparent beneficial owner of two offshore companies, one each located in the British Virgin Islands and Cyprus (both high-risk jurisdictions for money laundering).
The apparent beneficial effects on patients may simply have been due to spending extended periods with a sympathetic therapist.
The findings suggested it might be possible to develop small-molecule drugs that could interact with sirtuins and turn on their apparent beneficial effects.
The present study was designed to investigate the underlying neural mechanisms that may support apparent beneficial effects of life-long musical practice on cognition.
In contrast, Fe addition did not show apparent beneficial effects in low-temperature SCR for the Cu,Fe/SSZ-13 case.
This apparent beneficial effect of heterogeneity at an intimate level of crystal contacts points to the seminal study by Vinodgopal and Kamat [1] on photocatalysis by physical mixtures of colloidal SnO2 and TiO2.
It is apparent that the beneficial effect of piperine is primarily exerted on the during initiation phase and post-initiation stage of B(a p induced lung carcinogenesis.
The article concludes by discussing the apparent decline in beneficial biophilic contact with nature in modern, especially urban, society, and offers a new paradigm of design and development of the human built environment as a remedial response.
Once again it was apparent that the beneficial results of this intervention could be realized only so long as naval guns and landing parties were on hand to enforce them; thus, the West India Station was added to those already existing.
It is difficult to reconcile the apparent conflict in beneficial versus deleterious effects of estrogen on neurological and vascular function unless the effects of age are considered.
For example, a decision based on an apparent low-dose beneficial effect for TCDD would increase health risks because the general population is exposed to numerous dioxin-like compounds that also induce disease through activation of the aryl hydrocarbon receptor.
