Sentence examples for benefit control from inspiring English sources
This paper discusses how these animated tutorials can benefit control engineering students.
Another tool that would greatly benefit control and eradication programmes for rinderpest and PPR would be genetically marked vaccines.
The PICO design was used: (Patients) For which subclientel of patients with antiresorptive therapy (intervention) do dental implants have a benefit (control) compared to forgoing dental implants (outcome) in regards to oral rehabilitation and quality of life without having a substantial risk of BP-ONJ development?
Further investigation is needed to determine whether targeting herds with unconfirmed reactors and a history of importing cattle from high risk regions would benefit control efforts.
We argue that, although they are not as effective as adulticides, larvicides can be effective in the field and, importantly, that the rapid resistance evolution they prompt can actually benefit control.
It follows from these principles, first, that insecticides that kill mosquitoes several days after exposure can delay considerably the evolution of resistance and, second, that the evolution of resistance against larvicides can actually benefit control, if it is associated with shorter life-span or reduced biting in adults.
Early and rapid separation of different disease infection condition may benefit controlling and prognosis prediction.
These benefits – control, explanation and expectation management – generate instant benefits for the mother.
Extension of computer processing to the real-time data on train movement generated from track circuitry has further benefited control of major railroads' traffic.
He said £300m a year of benefits controlled by the NI Executive might have to be re-allocated to the needy.
In conclusion, the Taiwan case shows that governance reform toward a rule-based system leads to higher firm performance which benefits controlling families financially; this in turn led to the families' further investment in the companies.
