Sentence examples for benefit authors from inspiring English sources

Instead, we chose to propose an agreement that would benefit authors, publishers and readers.

In time, once robust economic models can be worked out, they will benefit authors and publishers too.

Improved production times and on-line availability will benefit authors and readers alike.

Of course, press releases may also benefit authors and journals by increasing recognition and citation, which may in turn increase authors' ability to obtain funding and advance their careers, and increase the journal's readership and ability to attract high-quality submissions (Altman 1995; Barbour et al. 2008; Ransohoff and Ransohoff 2001; Shuchman and Wilkes 1997; Smith 2006; Stryker 2002).

This is in agreement with earlier studies, which suggest that the majority of response to M.tb infection is largely driven by ESAT-6 and CFP-10, with TB7.7 providing only a small extra benefit (author's unpublished data).

In response to Preston's letter, an Amazon spokesperson told the WSJ: "Our focus for years has been to build a bookstore that benefits authors and readers alike.

Amazon responded to the letter with a statement to the Guardian which suggested the company's "focus for years has been to build a bookstore that benefits authors and readers alike".

According to this view, information is a social product and enforcing access restrictions unduly benefits authors and inventors.

The ensuing inflationary and equalizing biases have the capacity to distort bibliometric indices, confound research evaluation [cf. 3], [4] [6], and systematically benefit secondary authors at the expense of primary authors.

The new agreement will benefit Hachette authors for years to come.

The Hachette dispute was resolved last November, with the retailer suggesting the deal would be a "great win for readers and writers alike" and the publisher claiming it would "benefit Hachette authors for years to come".