Sentence examples for benefit from experiments from inspiring English sources
Formula One is set to be one of the first sports to benefit from experiments by Sky's new virtual reality studio, which launched last week.
The understanding of both, aggregation processes of, and of light scattering from, such media, would strongly benefit from experiments led under microgravity, and provide insight into regolith formation processes: much lower collision and aggregation velocities can be achieved in a microgravity environment, leading to the formation of much fluffier aggregates than possible on Earth.
Investigating TCR expression by eosinophils in various organs and tissues would greatly benefit from experiments on animal models.
The field would, therefore, benefit from experiments on model organisms with a simple CNS, which nevertheless should share basic design principles with the chordate CNS.
Because the subjects do not stand to benefit from the experiments, the benefits of these experiments hinge on their potential benefits to society, which are based on the value of the knowledge produced.
The paper would benefit greatly from experiments to show the time-course of apoptosis following UV damage to determine at which stage the induction of apoptosis is affected.
Poles know that "Poland doesn't benefit from excesses, experiments and political extravagances," he scoffed.
Representative James C. Greenwood, the Pennsylvania Republican who sponsored the alternative, said millions of Americans suffering from diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's might benefit from cloning experiments.
At the end, the proposed method can benefit from more experiments to find any problem that might be left.
We are aware that fish prey certainly constitutes only a part of the total diet spectrum of D. esakii as indicated by comparatively low overall predation rates and so several points in our discussion will benefit from future experiments offering different types of invertebrate prey as well.
The paper would benefit from additional experiments showing neurogenic changes are paralleled by behavioral changes.
