Sentence examples for benefit a further from inspiring English sources

Staying on the topic of antioxidants, a trial of N-acetylcysteine in high-risk patients undergoing pump coronary artery bypass graft surgery [ 18] has failed to demonstrate any benefit – a further negative study for this agent.

Most Britons will benefit from a further boost to the amount they can earn before paying tax.

He has targeted the promising Anthony Joshua before the year's end, but would unquestionably benefit from a further and more substantial test before then.

"Despite Jonathan wanting to play for Warwickshire from the start of the season, having spent time with him yesterday [Thursday] it is clear that he will benefit from a further period away from the game.

PwC has been an active, highly successful player in that lucrative game; there is no need for it to benefit from a further penny of public money if it wishes to continue its artful dodging.

Rugby, GAA and football in Northern Ireland are to benefit from a further £1.5m each in government grants.

γ γ collisions at the TESLA linear collider will benefit from a further decrease of the horizontal emittance.

The field would benefit from a further refinement of research methods to identify processes of therapeutic change.

Rail links from east coast ports to the rest of England are to benefit from a further £12m (€14.8m) of grants from the European Union.

The group continues to look cheap relative to the market and should benefit from a further decline in rates and more mergers.

On the other hand, future urban plans would benefit from a further appropriation of the ecosystem service approach by practitioners and decision-makers.