Sentence examples for beneficial wind from inspiring English sources

These clearly indicate that Kano experiences wind speeds that are viable for economically beneficial wind energy production at 10-m heights and above.

This is true both for organisms in nature as well as for modern man, where e.g. more economical airplane flights can be obtained by waiting for beneficial wind conditions and/or adjusting flight speed accordingly.

Aircraft are also provided with inertial guidance systems for automatic navigation from point to point, with continuous updating for changing weather conditions, beneficial winds, or other situations.

Transplantation of HUMSCs is beneficial to wound healing after spinal cord injury in rats.

Our study demonstrates that transplantation of HUMSCs from Wharton's jelly of the umbilical cord is beneficial to wound healing and locomotor recovery after spinal cord injury in rats.

The interdisciplinary research program studies methods to exploit the beneficial qualities of wind and to mitigate its detrimental effects.

Arginine regulates pathways required for tissue cell growth, replication and repair and may be beneficial to enhance wound healing 8, 9. Supplemental arginine improved markers of wound healing such as greater protein and hydroxyproline in the wound bed, enhanced T-lymphocyte function and promotion of positive nitrogen balance 8– 10.

Our findings also confirm that TMDs are beneficial devices in reducing wind-induced vibrations of tall buildings.

In addition, Raymond brought beneficial rains and gusty winds on all islands.

It is a matter of speculation as to whether they are beneficial or deleterious to wound healing [ 2].

Muscará and colleagues [ 38] also demonstrated that exogenous NO is beneficial in a rat wound healing model.