Sentence examples for benefit efforts to develop from inspiring English sources

Longer term, the move could benefit efforts to develop software-defined radio systems capable of dynamically switching between different frequencies and different wireless protocols without dropping the signal to perform a wide variety of tasks, including bridging the gap between in-home or in-office wireless networks and mobile cellular ones.

The design and vector construction described here provides a useful tool for high throughput experimental interrogation of the Bacillus anthracis genome and will benefit efforts to develop improved vaccines and therapeutics.

The biodefense research may benefit Diversa's efforts to develop anti-infective drugs and take them to market.

Predictive and prognostic marker research would benefit from refocusing efforts to develop markers separately for different clinical and molecular types of breast cancers.

For any of these projects to succeed, their directors might benefit from studying previous efforts to develop businesses in the Amazon.

Like Keynes, I'd like to enable the country to enjoy the benefits of capitalism but also the benefits of government safeguards, investments, and efforts to develop everyone's "capabilities" to benefit, if they so choose and if they do their share, from a full life.

Despite the demonstrated benefits, there have been only limited efforts to develop a comprehensive and organized curriculum utilizing focused ultrasonography in medical school [28, 31].

There is also a considerable amount of records on the development of the Integrated Academic Information Management System (IAIMS), a multi-institutional project funded by the National Library of Medicine; and on Columbia's efforts to develop and financially benefit from scientific and technological discoveries made by its faculty.

Efforts to develop porcine models benefit from extensive research on the use of pigs as source of tissues and organs for xenotransplantation.

Indeed, most should be proud of their efforts to develop holistic strategies which benefit both the bottom line and the development of China and its people.

Benefiting from the knowledge thereby generated, current efforts to develop flavivirus NS3Pro inhibitors suitable for clinical use are indeed promising.