Sentence examples for benefit effort from inspiring English sources

As the era of HPV testing arrives, policies must be planned to obtain a better balance of benefit, effort and harm, across all ages.

HIGH LINE FESTIVAL David Bowie curates the first annual festival to benefit efforts to turn the defunct elevated railway on Manhattan's West Side into a park.

The ability to efficiently organize myoblasts to form aligned myotubes in vitro would greatly benefit efforts in muscle tissue engineering.

They note that strengthening veterinary capabilities would also benefit efforts to combat other diseases, such as foot-and-mouth disease, and improve animal health overall. .

The ability to quantify mineralized matrix formation non-invasively within 3D constructs would benefit efforts to optimize bioreactor conditions for scaling-up constructs to clinically relevant dimensions.

East Asian countries only make marginal contributions, while they strongly benefit efforts of other countries, not least the Southeast Asian countries that have to deal with a large influx of refugees.

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The independent and combined contributions of HIV infection and antiretroviral therapy on myocardial disease remain unclear; thus, a reliable animal model would benefit efforts to distinguish the impact of viral pathogenesis from antiretroviral toxicity.

These studies should benefit efforts to make selective C-N isotopic-labeled nucleotides for synthesizing biologically important RNAs.

Such information will also hopefully benefit efforts in developing vaccines to prevent the pandemics of AIDS and malaria.

This may benefit efforts to recapitulate the acquisition of C4 photosynthesis through the genetic engineering of C3 species (Hibberd et al., 2008), expanding the molecular toolbox available to establish C4 traits in distinct phenotypic backgrounds.