Sentence examples for aspects that benefit from inspiring English sources

GitHub has done a good job at distancing themselves from Source Forge the leading host of open source projects, by adding community aspects that benefit not only users but the open source projects themselves.

The application of either method illustrates that there are some aspects that benefit from the interventions and others that do not.

This section lists a few aspects that will benefit from improvements and where such an improvement can be possible without fundamentally changing the experiment.

For this dataset there are still aspects that would benefit from further analysis, such as alternative harmonization strategies of the mentions or a comparative analysis on the performance of systems trained on silver-standard corpora versus gold standard corpora.

Other aspects that might benefit from early consideration and articulation include rights of research and experimental use, and publication and dissemination rights.

These interviews will supplement the data collected in the quantitative measures by gathering more in-depth information and providing a forum for staff to advise on aspects of the training program which they found particularly helpful or informative, aspects that may benefit from further refinement, or by providing other information that may not be captured in the measures.

My affinity for the brand is low, loyalty programs are less than poor and there is no tangible network effect or social aspects that have benefitted me as a consumer.

Another aspect that could benefit the IMRT outcomes is to treat the pelvic nodes that could de potentiality involved in high-risk patients.

The timing of the production of males is another aspect that has benefited from a gene-centred analysis [ 53].

This example illustrates that actions that benefit certain aspects of interorganizational networks may have negative consequences on others.

In addition diurnal reef fish may take advantage of adaptive peaks that benefit other aspects of visual performance than light sensitivity.