Sentence examples for be beneficial to complement from inspiring English sources

Related to this, it would be beneficial to complement this work in future with more accurate forward models that connect the local neural activity to the variables observed in experimental brain measurements using diverse brain imaging methods (Bojak et al., 2010).

At present, the mouse is the most used animal model to study retinoblastoma and it would be beneficial to establish other reliable models that could confirm and complement these studies.

Taken together, our data and previous findings suggest that targeting neuroinflammation, in particular activation of the complement system could be beneficial to slow down disease progression in HD.

Owing to the inherent synergistic behaviour of the various types of hydrolytic enzymes [ 37- 39], it may be beneficial to use a dedicated mixture during the pre-hydrolysis step, thus allowing maximized exploitation of complementing hydrolytic activities.

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It would also be beneficial to society.

She is absolutely right and should change "could be beneficial" to "will be beneficial".

Good results using pigs expressing hCD46 (a human complement-regulatory protein) suggest that protection from complement activation is beneficial to survival of the graft (Fig.  1) [ 15].